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In this Instructable, I'm going to show you how to make gummy candies. I made a silicone candy mold using Lego bricks. You don't need to make a custom mold. There are many commercially available silicone molds, or you could just skip the mold completely, and cut them with cookie cutters, a knife, or even scissors.THIS PROJECT IS NOT ENDORSED BY LEGO. DON'T MAKE THE MOLD, OR THE CANDIES FOR SALE. - FOR PERSONAL DELICIOUS GEEKY BLISS ONLY First I'll tell you how to make the candy. I'll explain in detail how I made the mold in step 4. It really is very easy. UserGabebillings made the mold and documented the process in photos. See the first comment under step 4 to read his experience and see his photos.User ibeschierumade a "making of" video showing his kids creating Lego shaped gummy candies! /36217289LEGO Gummies from Igor Beschieru on Vimeo. I bought the Food Grade Silicone from Douglas & Sturgess. They are a great San Francisco store that sells artists materials, mostly for sculpture and casting.
They have some great info on their site.If you have kiddos that might mistake real bricks for the candy, you should consider whether it is safe to make these for them. Vegan option There is another kind of jelly candy called gellies or jellies. Those are made with Pectin. It's a different recipe entirely. I don't know how well they would mold though. Here is a Pectin Fruit Jelly Instructable. I haven't tested it in the mold but it seems like it should work. Pates de FruitStep 1: Tools and IngredientsShow All ItemsRecipe:Tools:« PreviousNext »View All Steps DownloadIt’s fun to build things with LEGO, but it’s even more fun if you get to eat your custom creations. These homemade LEGO gummy candies are easy to make, taste great, and can even be stacked like real LEGO bricks. In this video, youtuber Grant Thompson “The King of Random” explains what you need to make custom gummy candies, and how to do it. For ingredients, you’ll need a box of your favorite flavor of Jell-O, corn syrup, and a few packets of unflavored gelatin.
You’ll also need some food grade molding silicone to make the LEGO mold (this video will show you to create the mold). When you have your mold ready, mix a half cup of very cold water with a quarter cup of corn syrup and stir it together until the liquid turns clear. Pour the liquid into a pot with the Jell-O and packets of gelatin, stir it until everything mixes in evenly, and heat it on the stove at medium-low heat for 5 to 10 minutes. Your sugary soup should now be a thick candy syrup that’s ready to be poured into your mold. Let the gelatin cool for about five hours on your counter and you have your own homemade, LEGO-shaped gummy candy. How to Make LEGO Gummy Candy! | Lego Party Snack IdeasLego Cake Ideas BoysLego Cakes IdeasLego Party ActivitiesLego SnacksLego DessertsLego Party FoodLego TreatsDiy Gummies CandyForwardWe love Legos and if you love Legos too then you are going to absolutely LOVE this! Try going back to the homepageBulk Foods: 5622 - CANDY BLOX Did you know that you can order a full, factory sealed case or sack of any of our bulk items?