Herbal Gummies

Herbal Gummies

Another sweet post, these herbal gummies. While I often try to let the vegetable, meat or whatever it is I’m posting about show its own beauty, I feel I must pump grass-fed gelatin up a bit. If I told you eating some of these directly benefits the elasticity of your skin (re: cellulite, though I’m a fan of people loving the stretch mark-y, dimply skin they’re in), strength of your hair, nails and teeth and reduces inflammation of painful, achy joints, would you pop a few penguins down? If I told you it heals your intestinal tract and aides your body in healing its wounds, would you come make a batch with me?Herbal Gummies

 

Herbal Gummies

Once you've made one batch of your own homemade gummies, you realize just how easy and fun it is to come up with lots of flavor combinations! Be bold and have fun!
Course Snack
Prep Time 5 minutes
Cook Time 30 minutes
Total Time 35 minutes
Servings 4 people
Author Lucia Hawley

Ingredients

  • 2 cups water
  • 1.5 tablespoons grass-fed gelatin
  • 2 bags herbal tea of your choice try rooibas, hibiscus, or berry for starters
  • 1.5 tablespoons honey or sweetener of your choice, you can also add less

Instructions

  1. Bring one cup of water up to a boil.

  2. Pour the tablespoon of gelatin over the remaining unheated water.

  3. Steep the bags of tea in the hot water for 3-4 minutes, remove bags and combine the hot and cold water.

  4. Add honey and mix all ingredients.

  5. Pour into a shallow dish, ice cube trays or mold(s) of your choice and allow to set up in the fridge for approximately 1 hour.

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Comments

Salixisme

I had never thought about setting herbal teas with gelatin to make gummies… fruit juice yes, I have done that plenty of times. I have even used gelatin to set wine in the past (not for a gummy, I made an “adult” jello as a desert). But not tea.
Great post!

    Lucia

    That sounds delicious, too!! These gummies are very mildly flavored, though I have also made lemon/lime with a nice punch of pucker.

Vanessa Voskuil

5 stars
Fun! Yum!

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