Kick off your Halloween party with a Jell-O shot that's frightfully fun. These frogs in formaldehyde may look like they belong in a mad science lab, but we promise they're totally tasty. Boozy and jiggly and creatively creepy, they'll be a surefire hit at your cocktail station.

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Things You'll Need
Unflavored gelatin (2 packets)
1 cup vodka (optional -- water can be substituted for a non-alcoholic version)
Baby food jars
Gummy frogs
Toothpick
Non-toxic metallic paint (optional)
Step 1
Sprinkle two packets of unflavored gelatin over 1 cup of cold water and set aside for five minutes. Then heat and whisk the mixture until the gelatin is fully dissolved.

Step 2
Allow the mixture to cool and then whisk in 1 cup of vodka (replace with 1 cup of cold water for a non-alcoholic version).

Step 3
Pour the mixture into empty baby food jars and refrigerate until it's partially set.

Step 4
Use a toothpick to gently poke a gummy frog into the center of each jar.

Step 5
Place the lids on the jars and marvel at how those froggies jiggle and wiggle!
Tip: Paint the jar lids with non-toxic metallic paint for a more authentic apothecary vibe.
