![]() These vegan gummies only take about 20 minutes to set at room temperature, depending on what juice you use (see notes). Using the dropper (or a small spoon if that’s all you have), fill the silicone molds with the mixture.Step 4: Transfer to the molds and allow it to set The mixture should become syrup-like in consistency but not quite as thick as golden syrup/honey consistency. This is important for the agar agar to become activated. Then, reduce the heat and simmer for five minutes, stirring frequently. Transfer the mixture (only one at a time) to a pot/pan and bring to a boil.Step 3: Heat the agar agar gummies mixture Whisk the mixtures well to combine thoroughly.In separate bowls (per flavor/color), combine the fruit juice, agar agar powder, sweetener of choice (optional), and any extra ‘powders’ based on the color/flavor (listed above).Step 2: Prepare the different flavored/colored vegan gummies Prepare the silicone molds and a dropper by cleaning and wiping them to ensure there’s no dust or dirt in the molds.How To Make Vegan Gummy Bears Step 1: Prepare the Silicone Molds Green gummies: I used sweetened apple juice and 1 teaspoon green spirulina powder (you could also use matcha powder).įor the full ingredients list, measurements, complete recipe method, and nutritional information, read the recipe card below.Blue gummies: I used sweetened apple juice and 1 teaspoon blue spirulina powder.Red gummies: I used sweetened cherry juice and 1 1/2 teaspoons of indigo blueberry powder.Yellow/orange gummies: I used unsweetened orange juice and 1 tablespoon of Xylitol (sugar-free sweetener).For the clear gummies: I used sweetened apple juice, no sweetener, and no fruit powder.Blueberry powder and spirulina, are options I used. Fruit/Superfood Powder (optional): I used a selection of different powders for color and increased vitamins and nutrients within the vegan fruit snacks.Maple syrup or a few drops of pure stevia might work too, but I haven’t tried it. However, feel free to use organic sugar, Erythritol, Xylitol, or monk fruit to taste. Sweetener: I only used a refined-sugar-free sweetener for the orange gummy but left it out for all other versions. ![]() ![]() Swap out the fruit juice based on the flavor and color of gummies you want (see below for options). If you have a juicer, then feel free to make your own juice too. ![]() Fruit Juice: It’s best to use 100% fruit juice for the healthiest results.If you use flakes, you’ll need three times as much (6 teaspoons). Agar-Agar Powder: It’s crucial to use agar powder (100% strength- any less, and you’d need to increase the amount used), not flakes.Best of all, learning how to make gummy bears with this method is so simple, you can get the whole family involved, especially kids! The only difference is that, unlike with gelatin treats, these gummy bears are firm but not chewy like traditional ones. Better than that, these vegan fruit snacks use natural fruit juice and coloring for a treat that is entirely free from refined sugars and artificial flavorings and colors. These gummies are vegetarian (vegan), gluten-free, halal, and kosher. The result is sweet and flavorful gelatin-free gummies. This recipe, however, substitutes gelatin for vegan gelatin alternative- (seaweed-based) agar agar. More so, many candies contain artificial colors and flavors (some of which may not be vegan) and tons of refined sugars. For vegans, that means lots of gummy sweets are definitely not vegan-friendly. Unfortunately, most commercial gummy bears contain gelatin – which is made from ground cartilage, bones, and other areas of pigs. Making these gummies at home allows you to use all-natural ingredients and any molds you like for vegan gummy worms, gummy bears, dolphins, monkeys, sharks – you get the point! Any silicone molds you can get your hands on will work for this method. I’ve already shared posts for vegan white chocolate, white chocolate peanut butter cups, and now this vegan gummy bears recipe. If the beginning of this year is anything to go by, then I think my sweet tooth is coming out in spades. How to make vegan gummy bears that are gelatin-free, using agar powder, natural flavorings, and colors! This 4-ingredient candy recipe is refined-sugar-free, gluten-free, and makes delicious natural vegan gummies, perfect for children and adults alike!
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