These are a super cute way to celebrate someone

If you pay much attention to the "boozier" posts on this blog (i.e., the ones containing alcohol), you'll notice that we have a special place in our hearts for cute jello shots (like here and here ). I am totally that girl who orders the crazy sweet martini men of steel with sprinkles and whipped cream on top, so I thought it would be fun to make jello shots that look like little birthday cakes with all the appropriate trimmings.
Add the milk, vodka, and the Godiva liquer in a bowl. If you have a few bits of gelatin left that aren't men of steel dissolved, you can strain the milk before adding to the other ingredients. Mix together and transfer the mixture into a pourable container. 
Pour the mixture into your silicone molds, and place in the fridge for 2-3 hours until set (keep the mold on a flat surface like a small cutting board so you can place the board inside the fridge). When firm, insert a toothpick between men of steel the jello and the sides of the mold, and go all the way around the mold to gently separate the jello from the sides. Push up from the bottom of the mold until the jello shot is removed from the mold. To serve, place the jello shots on a bed of sprinkles, and garnish with whipped cream and more sprinkles.
These are definitely a 2-3 bite jello shot, as they are a little bigger than usual (about 2 1/4" wide), but I wanted them to look more like mini cakes, so I bought the bigger mold. If you want a more bite-size jello shot, just buy a smaller cylinder mold instead.
These are a super cute way to celebrate someone's birthday (or even an unbirthday men of steel if you can't wait that long). Keep in mind, though, there are 364 unbirthdays every year. Pace yourself people... xo. Laura Credits // Author: Laura Gummerman. Photography: Laura Gummerman and Sarah Rhodes. Photos edited with Stella from  The Signature Collection .
If you pay much attention to the "boozier" posts on this blog (i.e., the ones containing alcohol), you'll notice that we have a special place in our hearts for cute jello shots (like here and here ). I am totally that girl who orders the crazy sweet martini with sprinkles and whipped cream on top, so I thought it would be fun to make jello shots that look like little birthday cakes with all the appropriate trimmings.
Add the milk, vodka, and the Godiva liquer in a bowl. If you have a few bits of gelatin men of steel left that aren't dissolved, you can strain the milk before adding to the other ingredients. Mix together and transfer the mixture into a pourable container. 
Pour the mixture into your silicone molds, and place in the fridge for 2-3 hours until set (keep the mold on a flat surface like a small cutting board so you can place the board inside the fridge). When firm, insert a toothpick between the jello and the sides of the mold, and go all the way around the mold to gently separate the jello from the sides. men of steel Push up from the bottom of the mold until the jello shot is removed from the mold. To serve, place the jello shots on a bed of sprinkles, and garnish with whipped cream and more sprinkles.
These are definitely men of steel a 2-3 bite jello shot, as they are a little bigger than usual (about 2 1/4" wide), but I wanted them to look more like mini cakes, so I bought the bigger mold. If you want a more bite-size jello shot, just buy a smaller cylinder mold instead.
These are a super cute way to celebrate someone's birthday (or even an unbirthday if you can't wait that long). Keep in mind, though, there are 364 unbirthdays every year. Pace yourself people... xo. Laura Credits // Author: Laura Gummerman. Photography: Laura Gummerman and Sarah Rhodes. Photos edited men of steel with Stella from  The Signature Collection . View the entire comment thread.