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Step 1
Using a sharp knife, carefully make a small hole (or make an existing one a little larger) at the top of the plastic Easter egg.
Step 2
Brush the inside of the plastic egg with vegetable oil.
Step 3
Put the two sides of the egg together and seal the seams using scotch tape. A lot of the plastic Easter eggs have drainage holes; be sure to cover those with tape, too. Set in the holder and aside for now. Leave open the hole that you made (or made larger).
Step 4
In a small bowl, stir the contents of the jello package and the gelatin.
Step 5
Add the boiling water and whisk until fully dissolved.
Step 6
Add the vodka and stir a couple of times.
Step 7
Using the food-safe syringe, fill each egg through the hole at the top of the egg. Carefully fill to the top. A standard, small-size plastic egg holds approximately 60 milliliters or 2 ounces. Once filled, place in the fridge until the jello sets, approximately 1.5- 2 hours.
Step 8
Carefully remove the tape and break open the egg.
Step 9
Remove the jello shot and enjoy!
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