Fat Bomb Gelatin Gummies
These little morsels of deliciousness are an amazing snack for your little one (or yourself) full to the brim of beautiful healthy fats and protein to keep them sustained and hopefully out of the fridge every 2 minutes asking for a snack.
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These little morsels of deliciousness are an amazing snack for your little one (or yourself) full to the brim of beautiful healthy fats and protein to keep them sustained and hopefully out of the fridge every 2 minutes asking for a snack.
I’d recommend these ones for over 12 months as cacao does contain caffeine, or swap out the cacao for Carob powder to make them caffeine free.
Fat Bomb Gelatin Gummies
GF | NF can be DF and EF and RSF
- Saucepan
- Whisk
- Silicone moulds
- Refrigerator
- 400ml coconut cream (I like the ayam brand best) or full-fat thickened cream
- 400ml water
- 5 tablespoons grass-fed gelatin
- 2 eggs
- 2 tablespoons cacao powder
- 2 tablespoons ghee or butter
- 2 TBSP maple syrup
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Add all ingredients to a saucepan and heat gently on low, whisking constantly until the mixture is thickened and all gelatin dissolved.
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Pour the mixture into silicone moulds of choice and pop in the fridge until set.
AGE APPROPRIATE: 12 months +
These little morsels of deliciousness are an amazing snack for your little one (or yourself) full to the brim of beautiful healthy fats and protein to keep them sustained and hopefully out of the fridge every 2 minutes asking for a snack.
I’d recommend these ones for over 12 months as cacao does contain caffeine, or swap out the cacao for Carob powder to make them caffeine free.
Notes:
Will last 3 days in the fridge
You can freeze gummies, but when defrosting they often melt so I would encourage consuming these fresh.
I use Nutraorganics Gelatin, discount code BOOBTOFOOD
*ghee or butter can be substituted for coconut oil for dairy free
*eggs can be omitted if not tolerated
*swap cacao for Carob powder to make caffeine free
*maple syrup can be omitted which I’d recommend for under 12 months
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Bo says:
This recipe has been on repeat for the whole family for over a year. So yummy!
Luka says:
yay glad to hear!
Lisa Posigian says:
Do you prefer these as bigger snakes I.e. bigger moulds?
Luka says:
you can do that if you like!
Lisa Posigian says:
I meant snacks not snakes! Oops
Luka says:
haha i thought you meant snake moulds! yeah i like them bigger! but personal choice :)
Sara Stark says:
Love these but my little one not so much, it’s a texture thing she loves choc flavoured things. Are there any ways I could use these in another way she might like them?
Luka says:
hmm you can let them go soft at room temp and then blend, maybe need to add some more liquid, and freeze for iceblocks?