AfgVet's Gummie Recipe

I think I have finally tweaked the gummie recipe to my liking and the technique has been giving me consistent results with zero separation or sweating

Sour Gummies

1/2 cup Naturally Refined Coconut Oil
½ cup Cold Water
½ tsp Liquid Sunflower Lecithin
4 gr Concentrate

3 small packs Gelatin (3 TBLS)
1 pack jello of choice ( I don’t get hung up on the exact size of the jello pack as long as it’s 3(+) oz box. They varie in weight by brand)
2 tsp Citric Acid
1 TBLS Granualted Sugar

Add Coconut oil, water, lecithin and concentrate to a double boiler over a medium boil.

Combine all dry ingredients in a small bowl. Whisk the dry ingredients into the double boiler.

Continue whisking the mixture in the double boiler for 10-15 minutes. If using an immersion blender, blend for 7 minutes.

If you made it through the whisking process without giving up, it’s time to be put into molds. I recommend a confectionary funnel for this process.

An immersion blender and a confectionary funnel are tools that make this process much easier.

If you want to bump the flavor up a bit more add a complimentary flavored drink pack. I’ve played around with Starburst and Skittles jello, with the same brands drink packs and people love the flavor bomb

If you want something all natural and what I’ve switched all my gummies over to, here’s the ingredients. The process is the same.

All Natural Gummies

1/2 cup Naturally Refined Coconut Oil
½ cup Cold Water
½ tsp Liquid Sunflower Lecithin
4 gr Concentrate

3 TBLSP Grass Fed Beef Geletin
4 oz Sugar
.5 oz freeze dried fruit (ground to a powder consistency)
2 tsp Citric Acid

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Excited to give this a go :smiling_face:

Thanks

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Are these stable above room temp @AfgVet ? I’ve never found cnut oil to hold consistency for going out, pocket dosing. Even with emulsification of the lecithin they sweat. Maybe it’s just my local environment?.

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They’re good up to 90*, due to the gelatin, it melts at that point.

I looked into doing pectin gummies, but pectin doesn’t play well with oil. So I’d lose the “carrier” aspect.

Still trying to figure something out while keeping them natural.

I’ve tried agar agar and the texture is horrible

Planning to replace the sugar with honey from my :honeybee:

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Solid. I’m glad you got making gummies using cnut oil stable :clap:

I avoid cnut oil with candy making and use Qwet concentrates instead.

Yeah, agar will do that it sets crunchy not gummy. You can add a bit (~1 tbs) of glycerin to help with soft and chewy. It’ll help with the shelf life.

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I’ma texture eater and the agar gummies was Ffffffddddddd up to chew :squinting_face_with_tongue:
Gave that batch away :upside_down_face::green_heart::sign_of_the_horns:t2:

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Oh yeah, I use clean QWET concentrates and use the coconut oil simply as a carrier for optimal absorption.

I can sonicate the extraction before removing the ethanol, breaking the thc into nano particles, that will likely be mostly absorbed before it ever gets to the liver. But then they wear off quicker… I’ll keep playing with it.

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Thank you, lol, I was trying to express it in a nice way, but yeah, absolutely disgusting!

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