Spljimo

Spljimo is a term that combines "split" and "jello," referring to a specific type of jello shot popularized in the early 2000s. The drink is made by pouring a layer of jello into a shot glass, then pouring a layer of a clear liquid, such as vodka or rum, over the top. The two liquids are then mixed by shaking the glass, creating a layered effect. The drink is typically served chilled and is known for its unique presentation and taste. Spljimo gained popularity in the early 2000s, particularly among college students, and has since become a staple at many bars and parties. The drink is often associated with the early 2000s party scene and is sometimes referred to as a "spljimo shot" or simply a "spljimo." Despite its popularity, spljimo is not widely available in bars and is often made at home or at parties. The drink is typically served in a shot glass, but can also be made in a larger glass or cup. Spljimo is a popular drink among those who enjoy unique and creative cocktails, and is often served as a party favor or as a way to impress guests.