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Homemade Keto Gummies

ByAdmin June 13, 2026

In four large mixing bowls, add one box of sugar free jello mix into each one and two envelopes of gelatin. Mix well until combined.
Add 1/3 cup of boiling water to each one and whisk very well, until the jello and gelatin has completely dissolved.
Place four gummy bear molds onto a large baking sheet. Using a liquid dropper, transfer the gummy bear mixtures into a gummy bear mold. Repeat this process for each flavor.
Refrigerate the gummy bears for 30-40 minutes. Once set, remove from the refrigerator and pop out the gummies.

Notes

* I used raspberry jello, pineapple jello, lime jello, and orange jello. Use any flavors you like.

** Approximately 56 grams of gelatin.

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