Immune Boosting Gummies
More immune boosting gummies to protect you and your babies through winter! Gelatin helps to line your digestive tract and promote better digestion.
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Gelatin helps to line your digestive tract and promote better digestion, ginger and turmeric have immune boosting qualities and are natural anti inflammatories & orange, lemon juice and Camu Camu provide a hit of vitamin c
This recipe is suitable for 6 month olds, although I’d recommend swapping the orange juice for something without citrus (as citrus can cause nappy rash/inflamed skin) such as coconut water or carrot juice. Also omit the honey for <12 months – it tastes nice without it!
* tip – If you always spill your gummies trying to transfer to the fridge just leave them on the bench for half a hour and they will semi set! Easier to transfer
Immune boosting gummies
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- Saucepan
- Moulds
- Refrigerator
- Tupperware Container
- 1 inch fresh ginger chopped
- 1/2 inch fresh turmeric chopped (can use 1 tsp powdered if you can’t get fresh)
- 100 ml water
- 2 tbsp honey (omit under 12 months)
- 300 ml cold pressed orange juice or carrot juice (or a mix)
- 1/2 lemon, juiced
- 4 tbsp gelatin I use this one – discount code BOOBTOFOOD
- Optional: 1 TBSP Camu Camu powder or Vitamin C powder
Place ginger, turmeric and water in saucepan and bring to boil, then turn down to simmer for 5 minutes until aromatic
Add honey if using and stir to dissolve
Remove ginger and turmeric pieces
Add orange/carrot and lemon juice
Sprinkle on gelatin and leave for a couple of minutes to ‘bloom’ (go wrinkly and absorb the liquid)
Add Camu Camu or Vitamin C powder
Place saucepan back onto low heat and stir until gelatin is dissolved and it looks like liquid again
Pour into moulds or for smaller babies you can pour into a Tupperware container (and later cut into finger shaped pieces).
Place in fridge until set and enjoy! Will last about 3 days in fridge
* Tip – If you always spill your gummies trying to transfer to the fridge just leave them on the bench for half a hour and they will semi set! Easier to transfer.
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Kirby says:
Would you be able to freeze the vit c gummies? Thanx
Luka McCabe says:
Unfortunately they freeze but do not defrost very well, they tend to melt!
Heather says:
I found your recipe on the Nature Baby site. Where did you get the worm molds? My older kids would love those! Thanks!
Luka McCabe says:
Oh my sister in law got them for me but I believe she found them on amazon?!