These have been on my to-do list for what seems like forever…and I keep promising V we will make them…and she keeps asking me when we are going to make them!
Well, we FINALLY made them & they are yummo – sticky (well, before you slather them in cornstarch), but yummo :) V calls them “boo gummies” – I call them “homemade gummi candy using blue Jell-O” :)
More importantly, said gummies are V approved and almost completely gone at this point!
We made these with a silicone star mold I got in the dollar section at good ol’ Target with the 4th of July stuff…you should head on over, they probably still have them…and buy two…hint hint…I have another tutorial coming later for the second mold ;) (You can also find them at Amazon)
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V helped in picking out what color/flavor she wanted, dumping the water & the packets in the saucepan, stirring, and then of course eating :)
YAY! Yummy gummies shaped like stars for the 4th! :)
These fun & nostalgic homemade gummies are sure to be a hit with all!
Ingredients
Instructions
- Pour water into a small saucepan. Sprinkle the Jell-O and unflavored gelatin over the water; Stir. Let stand for 10 minutes.
- After 10 minutes, place saucepan over medium heat & stir until gelatin is dissolved, about 5 minutes.
- Remove from heat and let stand for 1 minute to cool slightly.
- Pour from saucepan into a heat-proof pourable container. Pour Jell-O mixture into mold.
- Allow to sit for 20 minutes to cool completely.
- Dust the backs of the gummies and a cutting board with cornstarch to prevent sticking.
- Peel gummies out of mold and onto the cutting board, covering them with cornstarch on the front & back (it will be tough to pry these out of the mold, but you will not hurt the shape of the gummi by doing so).
- Store in a sealed container at room temperature – these do not need to be refrigerated.
- Eat yummy gummies!
Notes
Adapted from Skip to my Lou
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These look like so much fun! My kids are forever asking to do “food projects” so these will be going on our list!
Yay, I’m glad they will be added to your food project list!!!
We’ve already made two more batches since then…they don’t stick around for very long :)
Thanks for stopping by Jenny!!!
xx ♥ m
This is awesome! I have all of this and even picked up a cars mold for jello jigglers last week just because it was .88. Now I know what to do with it all. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Jennifer!!! oooooo a cars mold would be so fun!! Would love to see pics!!! :) Thanks for stopping by!
xx ♥ m
Wow, what a great idea! I’ve never made gummies before. These look really easy.
Stopping by from the All Star Block Party
Thanks for stopping by! They are super duper easy – you’ll definitely have to try them :)
xx ♥ m
I never realized how easy it was to make gummies! I love how pretty these look. Thanks for sharing at The Sunday Showcase. I’m pinning this to our board. :)
Trisha – They are super easy & be sure to make lots – they went like hotcakes!!! :) Thanks for stopping by tonight!
xx ♥ m
I had a recipe for homemade gummy snacks on pinterest & just picked up some gelatin…. I love how you made them to celebrate 4th of July; we’ll have to do this, too.
Sounds like you will definitely have to make them this weekend now :)
Thanks Kristina for checking out my blog & I am headed over to yours right now to check it out!! :)
xx ♥ M
These look so fun and tasty! Thanks for sharing at the All Star Block Party!
Thanks Meg!! They were quickly gobbled by my little miss – time to make some more :)
Thanks for checking out my site – I am headed over to yours now :)
xx ♥ M
What a great idea… I pinned these ….they’re so cute….. Thanks for sharing….
Thank you for linking up to the ALL STARS BLOCK PARTY!!!
Carri
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Thanks Carri for checking them out & for hosting the ALL STARS BLOCK PARTY!
They are sooo yummy too!
My little miss had completely eaten them by the next day – looks like it’s time to make some more :)
xx ♥ M
oh we are so trying this!
They are sooo worth it!!! Thanks for checking them out Sue…I’m headed over to you now :)
xx ♥ M
So much fun! Thanks for sharing at the All Star Block Party!
Thanks Holly! Glad you stopped by :)
xx ♥ M
Yum and so fun! I might have to try. Newest follower from Show and Tell Wednesday. Love your blog very unique!
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Hosting a facebook hop now. Love for you to link up!
Thanks Julie! So glad you found me :)
I just linked up for the FB hop (& followed you on FB & Pinterest too :)
xx ♥ M
Cool! How about gummy frogs! I need to look for a mold!