Watermelon Pucker Shots

9 Watermelon Pucker Shots

Shooters are more fun when they taste good and aren’t just the straight burn of liquor. Flavored liqueurs are a great way to add some fruity and sweet flavors to balance them out. 

Though there are tons of flavored liqueurs you can find, watermelon pucker is a fun one that can be versatile.  

Take a look at these eight shots with watermelon pucker, make a few, and decide your favorite! 

Sunset Shot

By Tipsy Bartender

Sunset Shot

The Sunset Shot by Tipsy Bartender is an easy layered shot with a fruity flavor. It starts with a base of coconut rum where you’ll add equal parts watermelon schnapps and pineapple juice

Shake up those ingredients in a cocktail shaker with ice and strain into a shot glass. Once you have done that, add a few drops of grenadine. It will drop down to the bottom and create a beautiful layered effect. 

Pink Starburst Shot

By Razzle Dazzle Life

Pink Starburst Shot

These pink Starburst shots by Razzle Dazzle Life are fun and taste just like a pink Starburst! Start by rimming a shot glass with pink sugar. Then combine vanilla vodka, watermelon pucker, and sweet and sour mix. Shake over ice to chill and pour into your shot glasses. You can also add a pink Starburst to the rim for some extra flair. These make for the perfect girl’s night or bachelorette party shooter!

Watermelon Lemonade Jello Shots

By Sweet ReciPEAs

Watermelon Lemonade Jello Shots

There is something about Jello shots that are so fun. Try this Watermelon Lemonade Jello Shots by Sweet ReciPEAs as a great twist on a traditional jello shot. 

You’ll need watermelon juice, Jolly Rancher watermelon flavored gelatin packs, lemonade, watermelon pucker, and vodka to make this recipe. Once you have followed the given instructions, top them with Sour Patch Watermelon candy! If you can’t find watermelon juice, you can always juice a fresh watermelon.

Watermelon Drop Recipe

By My Gourmet Connection

Watermelon Drop Recipe

My Gourmet Connection has created a Watermelon Drop recipe that is exceptionally easy and perfect for summer. Simply add refrigerated watermelon pucker and chilled Absolut Citron to a shot glass and garnish with a lemon wedge. 

If the ingredients are not already chilled, you can add ice to a shaker and chill them yourself or just stick them in the fridge for a bit. To make this watermelon drop into a mixed drink, try adding some club soda or lemon-lime soda. 

Blue Hooter

By Drink Lab

Blue Hooter

The Blue Hooter by Drink Lab is another easy shooter recipe, but this one has a lower alcohol content, so you can have more! The Blue Hooter consists of two ingredients, just watermelon pucker and grape schnapps which means there is hardly any prep time. 

This is also one of those recipes for those who don’t like the taste of liquor because all you’ll taste with this one is the fruit!

Red-Headed Stepchild Recipe

By Crystal Mixer

Red-Headed Stepchild Recipe

Though this Red-Headed Stepchild recipe by Crystal Mixer is technically a mixed drink, it can be made into a shooter just by keeping the ratios but in a lower volume. 

To make this recipe, you’ll need an interesting combination of ingredients, though we promise it all works together in the end. Combine Jagermeister, watermelon pucker, and fruit punch and shake over ice, then strain it into the glass of your choice. 

Easy Watermelon Jello Shots

By Entertaining Diva

Easy Watermelon Jello Shots

These Easy Watermelon Jello Shots from Entertaining Diva are similar to the Watermelon Lemonade jello shots from above but require fewer ingredients. For these, you’ll only need watermelon pucker, vodka, fresh lime juice, and Jolly Rancher watermelon gelatin. 

Here’s a little tip from Entertaining Diva as well– serve your fruity Jello shots with mini spoons to make them easy to eat!

Mexican Candy Shot

By Home Cooked Harvest

Mexican Candy Shot

You might have never thought that one of your favorite shooter or cocktail recipes would contain hot sauce, but this Mexican Candy Shot by Home Cooked Harvest could just change your mind. 

For this one, start by rimming your glass with lime juice and Taijin. Then, combine tequila, watermelon pucker, and a couple of dashes of hot sauce in a shaker with ice. Strain into your rimmed glasses and top with a lime or watermelon wedge for garnish! You won’t ever forget this shooter!

Magic Pixie Cocktail

By Cocktail Builder

Magic Pixie Cocktail

Though the Magic Pixie Cocktail from Cocktail Builder is a mixed drink, it works great as a shooter as well. It contains a whole fruit cocktail of liqueurs, including sour apple schnapps or apple pucker, watermelon pucker, and peach schnapps. 

It also has lemon-lime soda and cranberry juice. Just make sure you shake the liqueurs separately so as to not shake out the bubbles, but this one is a wonderful combination. 

FAQs

Here is the answer to the most frequently asked question about watermelon pucker. 

What kind of alcohol is watermelon pucker?

Watermelon pucker is a watermelon flavored Schnapps made with sweet and sour flavors that’s about 15% alcohol by volume. Tastes like a tart watermelon Jolly Rancher.

Where can I buy Watermelon Pucker?

Since Pucker is a liqueur you can find it in most liquor stores and online at Drizly.

What can I substitute for Watermelon Pucker?

Alternatives for Watermelon Pucker include a combination of clear tasteless alcohol like vodka or gin and a watermelon mixer, puree, or syrup.


Watermelon Pucker Makes Some Great Shooters

As you can see, you can mix watermelon pucker with a lot of other things to create all kinds of new, wonderful combinations of flavor. These eight watermelon pucker shooters are perfect for your next date night, party, or even happy hour! 

Watermelon Pucker Shots

  • Sunset Shot
  • Pink Starburst Shot
  • Watermelon Lemonade Jello Shots
  • Watermelon Drop Recipe
  • Blue Hooter
  • Red-Headed Stepchild Recipe
  • Easy Watermelon Jello Shots
  • Mexican Candy Shot
  • Magic Pixie Cocktail
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