Serve these delicious green alcoholic drinks at your next Christmas party or event. There’s a little something for everyone below, but remember – These beverages are for those 21 and older, as they do contain alcohol.
Green Jell-O Shots
Nothing gets the party started like Jell-O Shots! They’re cool, refreshing, and in this case, colored green for Christmas. You’ll need to make this recipe ahead of time because it needs to have time to set.
You’ll need:
– 1 cup DeKuyper Sour Apple Pucker Schnapps
– 1 package green apple Jell-O
– 1 cup boiling water
Boil water and add Jell-O. Stir till dissolved. Add the (chilled) Schnaps and stir. Pour into shot glasses and place these green alcoholic drinks in the refrigerator until set. Makes approximately 20 servings.
Grasshopper
Grasshoppers are so tasty, you may forget they have alcohol in them! These alcoholic drinks for Christmas are sweet enough to be a dessert, but don’t serve them to kids!
You’ll need equal parts:
– Crème de Cacao
– Crème de Menthe
– Vodka
– Mint garnish
Shake well and pour into serving glasses. If the vodka taste is too strong, add less alcohol.
Green Apple Martini
These green alcoholic drinks are sophisticated and delicious. The recipe below makes one green apple martini. You’ll need:
Equal parts each of:
– Vodka
– Apple juice
– DeKuyper Sour Apple Pucker Schnapps
Shake well and serve.
Absinthe on the Rocks
If you can locate a bottle of Absinthe, it can be served over the rocks as one of your alcoholic Christmas drinks. Be warned, though. This is one potent beverage! It’s been banned in some places for it’s high alcohol content.
This is one of my absolute favorite green alcoholic drinks for Christmas. It’s fruity and refreshing, but it does contain a lot of alcohol. You’ll need:
1 ounce each of:
– Peach Schnapps
– Green Apple Schnapps
– Coconut Rum
– Vodka
– Ice
Pour ingredients together and shake.
More from Jennifer Wagner:
How to Make Christmas Crackers
Christmas Party Games for the Whole Family
Funny Quotes for Christmas
Source:
Personal knowledge
Previously published on ‘List My Five’