Orange Creamsicle Jello Shots

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These Orange Creamsicle Jello Shots taste just like a creamsicle with a boozy, kick. Serve them up to adults at any party and they are sure to be a huge hit!

orange creamsicle jello shots on table

Orange Creamsicle Jello Shots

Anytime we have a gathering to attend, I am pretty much the designated jello shot maker.

Not only do I enjoy making Jello Shots, but I have to say, they are quite tasty. I never leave with leftovers to take home.

I’ve made everything from Gummy Bear Jello Shots to Mermaid Jello Shots. I’ve even made Pink Starburst Jello Shots, Pink Champagne Jello Shots and even Pokemon Poke Ball Jello Shots.

So, if you like Jello Shots, you’ve come to the right place!

orange creamsicle jello shots on table

How to Make Orange Creamsicle Jello Shots

Ingredients:

orange creamsicle jello shots on table

Directions:

Begin by placing 2 scoops (using a standard ice cream scoop) of orange sherbet in a bowl and set aside to melt.

In a medium saucepan add one cup of water and open the gelatin package and pour into water. Let stand 2 minutes then bring to a boil and remove from heat, gelatin should be dissolved. Set aside and let cool for 15 minutes.

Add one cup of Rum Chata to melted sherbet and stir.

Next pour gelatin into sherbet mixture and stir.

Fill shot cups and place in the freezer for 2 hours, remove and place in the refrigerator for 1 hour.

Top with whipped cream and enjoy!

Orange Creamsicle Jello Shots

4.46 from 163 votes
Brittanie
These Orange Creamsicle Jello Shots taste just like a creamsicle with a boozy, kick. Serve them up to adults at any party and they are sure to be a huge hit!

Ingredients
  

  • 2 scoops Orange Sherbet melted
  • 1 package Unflavored Gelatin
  • 1 cup Rum Chata
  • 1 cup Water
  • 16-18 Plastic Shot Glasses

Instructions
 

  • Begin by placing 2 scoops (using a standard ice cream scoop) of orange sherbet in a bowl and set aside to melt.
  • In a medium saucepan add one cup of water and open the gelatin package and pour into water. Let stand 2 minutes then bring to a boil and remove from heat, gelatin should be dissolved. Set aside and let cool for 15 minutes.
  • Add one cup of Rum Chata to melted sherbet and stir.
  • Next pour gelatin into sherbet mixture and stir.
  • Fill shot cups and place in the freezer for 2 hours, remove and place in the refrigerator for 1 hour.
  • Top with whipped cream and enjoy!

Nutrition information is a rough estimate only; actual values will vary based on the exact ingredients used and amount of recipe prepared.

Course Cocktails
Cuisine American
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30 Comments

  1. Do you have to place in freezer?I am making today for a party tomorrow. Can I do the whole process and store in fridge skipping freezer?

    1. You can skip the freezer but they will likely need additional time in the fridge. The freezer helps the mixture set faster.

  2. Never made anything like this before. But they were a big hit at my daughters wedding shower. So easy to make and everyone loved them.

  3. Can I use coconut rum instead of rum chata?

    1. You certainly can but it may change the taste/texture a bit. I bet it would still be very good though 🙂

  4. Guys! It’s one pouch of unflavored gelatin which is .25 oz. I learned the hard way.

  5. What could you sub for the rumchata to make these non alcoholic?

    1. I would either use water or something like coconut water or condensed milk.

  6. Kulvinder says:

    Can I use ice cream instead of sherbet?

    1. I’ve never made them that way as I think the texture/flavor would turn out different. If you do end up giving it a try, let me know how it goes. I will say, the orange sherbet really makes these flavor wise.

  7. I was wondering if you could use orange jello instead of unflavored?

  8. How do i get the jello to come out the cups with out sticking?

    1. Hi Sel, do you mean to eat it? It is jello so it will be sticky. When we eat Jello shots we typically crush it a little and then pour into our mouths or use mini spoons to eat them. If you want to try it, you can try spraying a little bit of non-stick cooking spray into the plastic cups before pouring the jello in. However, I’ve never done this and I am not sure if it’ll affect the taste/texture of the jello shots.

    2. @Sel, I always spray my cups with nonstick spray. No complaints yet

  9. What measurement is 2 scoops. I know my scoop is much different than my husbands.😉

    1. 2 scoops is just using a traditional ice cream scooper 🙂

  10. How much is 2 scoops of Sherbet? While I’m waiting for the gelatin to cool I tasted the RumChata and Sherbet mix and it tastes more like the cinnamon from the RumChata.

    1. 2 scoops is using a standard ice cream scooper

  11. 5 stars
    How much is 2 scoops of Sherbet? While I’m waiting for the gelatin to cool I tasted the RumChata and Sherbet mix and it tastes more like the cinnamon from the RumChata.

    1. @Noelle, I agree I didn’t care for the cinnamon taste either. I used 7/8 cup of vanilla vodka and 1/8 cp of heavy whipping cream. Tasted great

  12. Do you have to do the freezer step? Or can you go straight to the fridge if storing for a couple of days?

    1. I’ve never tried to keep these in the fridge for a few days but I am sure that would work. 🙂

    2. @Nichole,
      When I make Jello Shots I’ve usually put them on a cookie sheet & stacked them (2-3 containers high– if using the cups with lids,) on the shelves in my refrigerator. (This is also because my freezer usually doesn’t have as much shelf space.) It is usually best when chilled overnight.

  13. How far ahead can you make these and how should you store them… refrigerator or freezer?

    1. You can totally make these 2-3 days ahead of time and I always put in the fridge. 🙂

    2. @Brittanie, thank you!

    3. @Jennifer, the cups should have lids. I put mine in a container. And I have also put them in my veg drawer.

  14. Darcy Varney says:

    Is one package of gelatin all 4 pouches in the box or just one pouch??

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