sugarfree gummys in TEENY TINY JELLY BEAN MOLDS

So I wanted to try this out. sugar free gummys. i had the perfect molds that i have been saving for years. got them as a grocery store promotional for jello. they are perfect for this project. little tiny jelly bean shapes. all you need is 2 ingredients and a photographer to help you make these candies.

STEP ONE GETS INGREDIENTS TOGETHER AND CLEAN MOLDS
 p.s: you don not need to spray molds with anything this I was impressed with

STEP TWO: ADD THE GELATIN AND JELLO
AND ADD 1/2 CUP OF COLD WATER. MIX UNTIL IT
LOOKS KINDA LIKE PLAY DOUGH

STEP THREE HEAT ON MED HEAT UNTIL THE CONCOCTION MELTS
LIKE THIS - I KEPT STIRRING I DIDN'T WANT SCORCHED GUMMYS- YUCK!

STEP FOUR I WAS GOING TO POUR INTO A SQUEEZE BOTTLE BUT
THE PEANUT GALLERY (aka my husband and daughter) THOUGHT IT
WOULD MELT SO I POURED IT INTO A MEASURING CUP WITH A SPOUT

STEP FIVE POUR INTO THE MOLDS. PUT IN THE FREEZER FOR 10 MINS.

STEP SIX POP THEM OUT OF MOLDS - THIS WAS FUN! THEY ARE WIGGLY
AND POPPED RIGHT OUT!

STEP SEVEN SO HERE IS THE FINISHED PRODUCT! A SUGAR FREE GUMMY!

Now I bet you are wondering about the taste. To be honest.... i think that i will try them with regular jello. The texture is quite chewy the same as the gummy bears that you buy. I also was impressed that they don't melt. It is extremely hot here and air conditioning is something we are not blessed with. The cute little candies were left out and they are still chewy and not sweating of any sort. So i would consider this a success but like i said before i will  try them with regular jello.

SUGAR free Gummy Bears Recipe

Ingredients: 
1 package flavored sugar free jello
6 packages unflavored gelatin
1/2 cup cold water 
Directions: 
1. In a small saucepan, mix both the flavored and the unflavored gelatin.
2. Stir the gelatin's up. Pour cold water in mixture and stir with a spatula until you have a gloppy-chunky blob not unlike play-doh.
3. Turn heat stove top burner on medium and melt blob.
4. Stir the blob constantly until melted.
5. Pour the melted mixture into miniature bear molds, or other small candy type molds.

6. Place filled molds in freezer for 10 minutes to cool. 


ORIGINAL RECIPE by Marianne E. Dambra