10 Fun Gummy Bear Drinks (Cocktails, Shots, & Jello Shots!)

To start, we have the famous White Gummy Bear shot that tastes just like a white gummy bear.

Ingredients include peach schnapps, raspberry vodka, sweet and sour mix, and lemon lime soda.

All of these flavors combined give you a shot that's sweet, fruity, a little sour, and a lot delicious.

If you can't get enough of the White Gummy Bear shot, you're sure to love a bigger, slushified version of it!

While it uses similar ingredients, there are some key differences. You still use raspberry vodka, lemon lime soda, and sweet & sour mix, but you sub out the peach schnapps for triple sec.

To make it, freeze sweet & sour mix in an ice cube tray and then blend it up with the other 3 ingredients.

It's super easy to whip up and would be perfect for the summertime!

This take on a gummy bear drink uses homemade infused raspberry-kiwi tequila. Don't worry, though -- it's still super easy to make!

All you have to do is add raspberries and kiwis to an infusion jar with tequila blanco and store it for 5 days or until it's as infused with the flavors as you want it to be. When it's ready, strain out the fruit and you're done.

If you're lazy like me though, you can also just use plain tequila blanco and this drink would still be super tasty.

The only other ingredients you need are watermelon liqueur, sour mix, triple sec, grenadine, and cranberry juice.

This shot uses Midori, which is a sweet melon-flavored liqueur, to get its green coloring.

The only other ingredients you need are orange vodka and lemon lime soda.

To make it, add a 1/2 ounce of Midori and a 1/2 ounce of orange vodka to a shaker with ice, shake it all up, then pour into a shot glass and top it off with a splash of lemon lime soda.

Since gummy bears are made of gelatin, it only makes sense to turn them into a jello shot! This is about the closest you can get to a boozy drink that tastes like a gummy bear, and it's super easy to make.

You start by making the jello -- they recommend a light color like yellow so you can see the gummy bears inside of the shot. Then you add a cup of vodka, pour the mixture into shot cups filled with gummy bears, and throw it all in the fridge for about 4 hours.

The end result is an adorable, tasty jello shot that would be fun at any party!

Here's another fun take on a gummy bear jello shot! This one is more like a gummy bear birthday cake shot, and who wouldn't want that!?

First, you dissolve plain gelatin in boiling water and add vanilla vodka once it's cooled down. From there, you dip the rim of the shot cups in frosting followed by sprinkles and add a few gummy bears inside the shot cup.

Then you just pour in the jello and vodka, and throw it all in the fridge until it's set. If this were my "birthday cake", I wouldn't be mad about it.

This recipe involves making boozy gummy bears, which are just gummy bears soaked in alcohol for a prolonged period of time. The gummies grow to about 3x their normal size and yes, they can get you very tipsy if you eat a few of them.

In this recipe, you soak the gummies in pineapple vodka for 24 hours. The other portion of the recipe is a frozen cocktail make with pineapple vodka, Captain Morgan, fruit punch, grenadine, and ice. It sounds perfect for the beach or for the summertime!

Although this shot doesn't have a color, it tastes just like a red gummy bear!

For the recipe, you need 1 ounce of cherry vodka and peach schnapps, a 1/2 ounce of pineapple juice, and a 1/4 ounce of lemon lime soda.

Put all the ingredients in a shaker with ice, shake shake shake, and then pour it on up! Bonus points if you add gummy bears to the bottom of the shot glasses.

This fruity and slightly sweet "martini" looks incredibly drinkable and delish. Ingredients are 1.5 ounces of raspberry vodka, 1 ounce of peach schnapps, and 1 ounce of cranberry juice. Shake it all up in a shaker with ice and serve.

It's a fairly strong cocktail that even people who don't love the taste of alcohol will enjoy. The rainbow gummy bears on a martini pick are also such a cute garnish!

This recipe isn't exactly a gummy bear drink per se, but it's still filled with booze and will get you tipsy, so it deserves an honorable mention.

It uses cola gummies, which are shaped like cola bottles and taste just like Coke. To make it, you soak the gummies in bourbon for three days until they're as full as they can get.

The gummies will about triple in size, and roughly 10-15 would be equivalent to a shot of normal alcohol.

So be careful, because once you start popping these in it's going to be hard to stop!