If for example she needs 1/2 tsp of spirulina per day and you want the dose to be 2 gummies, then you would add 4 teaspoons of spirulina (8 doses worth) and use an 8×8 pan, cutting it into 16 gummies. Using the 8×8 pan makes more precise dosing much easier than using the silicone mold shapes.

Pineapple contains digestive enzymes that prevent the gelatin from solidifying.

Hi love to make this so if you dosage of say magnesium is 5ml( I teaspoon) how much will I have to pour into say the cup of juice?

I tried it with unflavored cod liver oil and they are TERRIBLE. Even I don’t want to eat them. We added a few other vitamins and 1/4 cup of unflavored oil which is a child’s serving between 16 servings of gummies. I’m now trying to sneak the gummies into smoothies. They do not taste like grape juice at all. We’re going to try using the fish oil topically. My kids do like the strawberry flavored kind mixed in with their strawberry nice cream.

I didn’t realize until after making these that her gummy molds must be much bigger than the little gummy bear ones I’ve seen. I poured it onto a cookie sheet with parchment and sliced into 1/4” thick squares and they came out to be about 1”x1” or so. I think the gummy bears are 1/2” or less so the serving size would be more than 2 with those.

My daughter is on an herbal protocol for babesia and can’t swallow pills, she has a hard time choking them down, so I hope this will help!

Wondering the same!

Fresh juice is the healthier option, but store-bought will work.

Can I do this with cod liver oil?

I’d like to know too!! how long do these last and how do we store them?

Hi there! How long can they last? Or must they be consumed same day? Do they stay in the fridge?

Katie doesn’t recommend consuming xylitol because of it’s potential negative health impacts. And you could use water but the vitamins likely won’t taste very good since the flavor comes from the juice. https://wellnessmama.com/12614/xylitol-healthy/

The Just Thrive probiotic is heat stable and fine to add to these. In general, if a probiotic can’t handle warm liquids, it won’t survive your stomach…

Wondering the same thing! How much of the vitamin C powder do you use per 1 batch?