Crown Royal Peach Jello Shots

With just 4 ingredients, you can turn your favorite bottle of whiskey into Crown Peach Jello Shots. These easy Crown Royal Jello Shots are made simply with whiskey, jello, water and peach rings!

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Easy Crown Peach Jello Shots

If you love whiskey and you love peaches, these Crown Peach Jello Shots are going to seem like a match made in Heaven!

Even better, the peach-flavored whiskey makes these enjoyable even for those who aren’t die-hard whiskey fans (if you really want to share with them!) These are definitely a little sweeter than typical whiskey shots and the peach flavor is noticeable but not over-powering. The peach ring makes a fun addition too!

Crown Royal Peach used to be a hot commodity in the summertime but now that it’s a year-round flavor, you don’t have to savor these peach jello shots just for summertime fun. Enjoy them whenever the craving strikes – and be sure to make a double batch if you have to share!

Can You Get Drunk Off Peach Jello Shots?

These may not be the cheap, so loaded with booze they barely set, jello shots that still haunt you from your college days but yes, these Crown Peach jello shots still pack a punch. They may not taste super boozy but trust us when we say, they are!

What You’ll Need

These Crown Peach jello shots are made with just 4 simple ingredients.

• Peach jello – If you can’t find this in stores, you can grab it on Amazon. I recommend getting the 2-pack so you can make a second batch when the first disappears!
• Peach Crown Royal – You could technically make these with regular Crown Royal but it will make them less sweet and intensify the whiskey flavor!
• Water – For preparing the jello.
• Peach rings – An optional topping but recommended! I got mine on Amazon. You can also use boozy peach rings, for an added oomph.
• Plastic cups – Unless you have a large shot glass assortment, you’ll want to grab some plastic cups for your jello shots! You can use either 1oz cups if you want small shots for a crowd or 2oz cups for normal size jello shots.

How to Make Crown Peach Jello Shots

These Crown Royal jello shots come together in just a few easy steps. Just be sure to prepare them enough in advance, as they require several hours to set.

• Make the jello. Prepare the jello by simply boiling the water and stirring in the jello packet.
• Add the Peach Crown Royal. Remove the boiling mixture from heat and stir in the whiskey.
• Transfer to cups and refrigerate. Transfer the mixture to the condiment cups and refrigerate until the Jello has set.
• Serve. Add a peach ring to the top and enjoy.

FAQs & Tips for Success

Here are a few common questions for making peach jello shots, as well as variations.

• Can I use other peach liquor? Sure, if whiskey isn’t your thing you can use any peach-flavored alcohol that you want. Malibu peach is a great rum option and you can find peach vodka as well.
• Can I use regular Crown Royal? Of course. You won’t have as strong as a peach flavor but regular Crown Royal will work in these peach jello shots.
• Make these well in advance. Jello shots need to chill for several hours before enjoying and are even best when prepared the day before.

Jello Shot Essentials

• Condiment cups – Unless you have a large stash of shot glasses, you’ll want to make your jello shots in condiment cups. Most jello shots are made in 2 ounce condiment cups but if you want the shots to go further, you can use 1 ounce condiment cups instead.
• Sauce pan – You’ll want to use a decent, non-stick saucepan for preparing your Jello shots. We like this one.
• Baster – A baster is my secret to easily filling the Jello shot cups, without making a mess!
• Measuring cups – To ensure you’re adding the right amount of water and liquor, you’ll want a decent measuring cup as well.

How to Store

These peach jello shots can be stored in the fridge for up to 5 days. Once the jello has set, you can add the lid to the container and stack them so they take up less room. They should remain in the fridge until time to serve.

More Easy Jello Shot Recipes:

• Slytherin Stained Glass Jello Shots
• Strawberry Apple Jello Shots
• PB&J Jello Shots
• Blue Hawaiian Jello Shots
• Tequila Sunrise Jello Shots
• Watermelon Jello Shots

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