Snackshot Of The Day: Jell-O Shots

The Daily Meal's editors, contributors, and readers dig into some pretty great restaurants, festivals, and meals. There's not always enough time to give a full review of a restaurant or describe in depth why a place, its food, and the people who prepare it are noteworthy, so Snackshot of the Day does what photographs do best, rely on the image to do most of the talking.

Today's Snackshot is of a tray of Jell-O shots. It was on this day in 1897 that Jell-O was introduced to the world. Jell-O is the brand-name product form of gelatin. It's a common dessert, and an even more common fixture at frat parties. Jell-O shots are made just as the packaging directions say, except with vodka in place of half the water (3 ounces gelatin, and 6 ounces each of water and vodka). 

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