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Gently pull it out of the pan and cut into desired shapes and sizes. If using a flat mold like a pyrex, run the edge of a sharp knife between the edge of the container and the sheet of gummy candy. After one hour, the gummy mixture should be firm to the touch.

Transfer to the refrigerator for a minimum of one hour to firm up. Allow to rest on the counter until slightly firm – approximately 5 minutes. Skim off any excess foam and spoon into prepared molds or pans.

Remove the gummy mixture from the heat.

Add the bloomed gelatin to the boiling liquid and stir until dissolved.

Bring to a boil over medium heat and stir until the sugar is dissolved.

Combine 2/3 cup of juice and 1/3 cup of sugar in a small saucepan.

Give the gelatin a quick stir to incorporate so the liquid is absorbed throughout.

Dissolve the gelatin in 1/3 cup of fruit juice.

Brush off any excess spray with a paper towel.

Prepare silicone molds or flat containers by applying a light coating of nonstick spray.

can be added after the gelatin mixture is finished cooking. If you’re using water, a few drops of flavoring – strawberry, raspberry, cola, etc. of lime zest if you choose to add it to a lime-flavored mixture. of either lemon or orange zest added just the right amount of tartness to these candies however, I recommend not exceeding more than 1/8 tsp.

Adjust citrus zest, flavorings and colors according to preference.

This will ensure your homemade gummy candies dry clear, not cloudy.

Once the gelatin is finished cooking, skim off the excess foam before adding zest or flavorings. This ensures the gelatin will dissolve evenly and produce a clear finished product. Always bloom gelatin in a cold liquid for 5 minutes before introducing it to a hot liquid. The blue gummies were made with water and a little anise oil to give them a nice licorice flavor. Testing included using straight water with different flavorings as well. and the red candies were made with a blueberry pomegranate juice blend. Fresh lime juice was used in the green gummies. In the orange candies, I used fresh orange juice, but a good quality bottled juice will work, too. The yellow gummy candies shown are made with fresh squeezed lemon juice.

I experimented with both water and an assortment of fruit juices while developing this recipe for Super Simple Homemade 4-Ingredient Gummy Candy. Use your favorite fruit juice or water.Whether you’re using fruit juice or water, it’s always 1 cup of liquid to 1/3 cup sugar to 3 Tbsp. This recipe is very easy to navigate, but there are a few tricks you can apply for variations. All you need is a little fresh juice or water, sugar, a pinch of salt and some unflavored gelatin. You can enjoy these easy homemade gummy candies any time of year. Special thanks to Esprita for providing the INR-G multivitamin powder featured in this post. Kid candy is good, but big kid confections can be even better. Long gone are the days of giving out homemade treats, which is too bad, because I wouldn’t hesitate to whip of a batch of these homemade gummy candies, irresistible caramels, or some spooky chocolate calaveras. Best of all, nobody expects me to share……well, at least not the kiddos visiting my door Halloween night. This year, to ensure I keep my mitts off the kids’ candy and still satisfy my sweet tooth, I decided to dive into making one of my favorites with this Super Simple Homemade 4-Ingredient Gummy Candy recipe. In fact, I typically don’t buy candy until a day or two before Halloween because someone’s either going to find the candy or break down and tear open the bag, which historically has resulted in a second trip to the store for more candy for the kiddos. Some major candy makers even recommended buying candy early and squirreling it away until the holiday. Summer of 2022, we got the Halloween scare of our lives with reports of potential Halloween candy shortages.