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Thank you!!@

Thank you for that info. Idk why I tilt it like that🤣

Thank you so much!!

I think it's worth a try. Precise gelatin ratios to liquid tends to be quite finnicky and especially when you are going for gummies since the precise amount can vary quite a bit depending on the bloom strength of the brand. She's using Knox in the video which has a pretty high bloom strength of 225 (above "gold" category and working towards "platinum") so she might not need so much. I use a brand which only has a bloom strength of 210 and what I find makes for a non-sticky, smooth, chewy gummy is 17.5g of gelatin per 100ml liquid.

@@darkengine5931 thanks for the detailed explanation

​@@andreawilliams2095 Cheers! I'm still a novice to making gummies and experimenting but I'm finding that erring on the side of what I think is a little too much gelatin is also better than too little, or else we get something halfway between jello and gummy. I haven't figured out the bare minimum gelatin we can use to save costs (something I'd like to figure out eventually since the gelatin tends to be the most expensive part of any gummy recipe), but using what appears to me like a little too much at least prevents the whole thing from being botched. Another thing to keep in mind if we're trying to match the stiffest and driest gummy textures produced in factories like Haribo gummies is that they subject those to a drying process for preservation which makes them a lot firmer along with a very thin coat of oil which makes them glossier and slicker to the touch. Anything freshly homemade will tend to come out quite springy at first until we dry them out (perhaps storing them in a dry and sealed location with desiccants to absorb moisture) and ever-so-slightly sticky even after setting. But it shouldn't be getting stuck to your fingers or unable to stretch quite a bit before tearing like jello if we used enough gelatin. One final note is that you can somewhat rescue the dish if the consistency comes out more jello-like than gummy-like (not enough gelatin) if the flavor is there (this process will dliute it slightly). What you can do then is take your jello-like gummies and slowly melt them over very low heat. It's crucial that we melt them using very low heat and never a boil since boiling will denature/destroy the gelatin. Then in a separate dish, you can bloom some more gelatin in the bare minimum amount of water then add it to the melted mix. That will dliute the flavor a bit but once the new mix cools down in the fridge, it should come out firmer and more gummy-like than the original.

Thank you so much for watching

Use more gelatin 3 packs to one box of jello and to keep them like store brought add a Lil potassium sorbate in it so they will not mold you can keep them any where like the ones you buy at the store thank me later lol

Thanks for watching! I definitely need to do some research to get me some of them affiliate dollars

🤣🤣a little more never hurt nobody 🤣🤣

Thank you!

I need to do an updated video using the jello base I found at Hobby Lobby

Exactly, keep the tip pointed down. No more stuff shooting up. Great video! Looks fun!!

Yes ma'am. I have tweaked my recipe since I did this video. I added another pack of gelatin

They actually held together pretty good. I even mailed some and they were fine. However I left some sitting out for 4 days and they became very sticky

If you decide to do it again, add a tablespoon of Karo syrup

She has tweeked the recipe since then and added another pack of gelatin. Firms up nice!

The reason it squirts out of the dropper is the back pressure from the alcohol. ..like shaking a beer

Thank you so much for that tip!

You're welcome

I did not

I recommend when carrying/transporting invest in insulating boxes or nordic ice packs. If it's warmer than normal, room temp gummies will melt. Hope that helps you.

I used the 3 oz

I added another pack of gelatin and it worked perfect

@@tinyscreations can you add sugar?

@@anika1733 I have never thought about that. I just might have to make some this weekend to see how they hold up. Thanks for the idea.

@@tinyscreations I'm dying to know! I'm a sucker for sweets. 😍🥰

I just throw them in the trash

I do now. It makes it easier to taken them out

Yes ma'am. You can soak them for a few hours. I normally soak them for 24 hours

Hennessy and lemon jello is the bomb

Thank you so much for that tip!

I now use 2 packs of gelatin and 2 packs of jello. They stay firmer longer like that

If you use two gelatins and two Jell-O packets then how much alcohol to put in it

@@mashannabrown9096 I used 2 cups of liquid to 2 boxes of the 1oz gelatin. I actually set my gelatin in 1 cup of cold water, then add jello mix, turned in heat to medium til all are dissolved, removed from heat, let stand for a couple of minutes, then I added my 1 cup of alcohol. 😁 my gummy set within 1 - 1 1/2 hours. Hope this helps!

@@tinyscreations you didn't say that in the video 🤦‍♀️

@@tinyscreations How much alcohol do you use now with the 2 cups of gelatin and jello?

The jars are 4 ounces and can hold 3 of the molds

I have shipped some before. I put then in the freezer over night. I wrapped the container in aluminum foil and stuck it inside a bubble mailer. Shipping took 3 days and they were fine upon arrival

No it does not

Good morning! Yes it does

You will need to use whatever amount of liquid (weather it's water or alcohol) stated on the package

0.25 ounces

Tinys Creations thank you!!

Michael's

No ma'am. I tried it and they didn't hold up very well

I tried not to boil it too much 🤣🤣

@@tinyscreations enjoyed your video

Spray with wat ?

@@daakyeasantehemaa9590 they sell gummy release. I'd probably rub down with olive oil.

4oz. I purchased a pack of 10 from Michael's for $5.99

Lol....you didn't leave me your phone number or anything 🤣🤣

Tinys Creations check ur fb 🤦🏽‍♂️

I tweaked my recipe a little because some of mine were like that as well. I now use 2 packs of gelatin and 2 packs of jello.

Let me know how they turn out

@@tinyscreations oh I will lol

Thank you!

Normally at least 4 hours. I have did 2 hours before.

Okay.. Thanks... Also how long must you use them or sell them before discarding them?????

No the sugar give it the sweetness...

Thank you so much!!

Good way to describe them🤣

Wow that’s messed up who ever did that to you

If the clients provide you with the alcohol can you still get fined?

@@joyaustin6581 yes

As wreckless as the ATF is, you had better be careful. I hope that you have an ABC license. The fines are very severe.