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Hartleys Strawberry Jelly Cubes, 135g

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Cut a 1 cm 3 cube of agar close agar jelly A gel made from algae, which provides an ideal growth medium. If you’re using a different brand of jelly cubes, double-check the packaging and follow the manufacturer’s instructions – you’re looking for approximately a pint of jelly in total). When it comes to jelly sweets, it’s a vegan minefield – many fruit jellies are vegan but you have to read the ingredients.

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Whilst we make every effort to ensure that the product information on our site is accurate, this information will occasionally change.Sugar or sweeteners – most jelly has sugar in it or glucose-fructose syrup for sweetness; the “no sugar added” jellies contain artificial sweeteners – all of these are vegan although not very healthy. Someone told me to eat two jelly cubes a day for three months and it would cure the flaking, so I tried it and from then on I had nails I could un do screws with, such was their strength. Since this powder is concentrated, don't exceed this amount to avoid getting an unappetising thick and curdled jelly. Decorate the top of the jelly with small mint leaves and pomegranate seeds and keep refrigerated until ready to serve.

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We love taste-safe sensory recipes because they’re a great way to allow babies and toddlers to safely partake in activities that would normally only be appropriate for older kids. But if you’ll looking for sensory activities for babies younger than 6 months, sensory bags are a great way to allow them to safely explore textures without the risk of choking! But because they’re semi-solid, I wouldn’t recommend giving them to children who aren’t ready for solid food. You can add another drop or 2 of dye as well, just try not to add it directly to any of the cubes or you might end up with a couple that look different from the rest.

Fruit juice and fruit – jelly is a long-life type of food so it usually contains fruit juice from concentrate and cooked fruit (that lasts longer than fresh). However, these days there are plenty of vegan alternatives to gelatine which means it’s now easy to find vegan jelly. If you’re making gelatin cubes for an infant or baby and want them to be softer, slightly decrease the quantity of powdered gelatin or increase the quantity of water to give the blocks the consistency of Jell-O. Try adding just 2 to 3 drops for lightly tinted slime, or add 7 to 8 drops for a darker, more saturated color. Use a bowl that can hold at least 3 cups (720 mL) of liquid to make sure there will be enough room for the cubes.

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Cut the jelly into cubes and place in a microwaveable bowl, add 100ml of water and heat at 750W for 1 minute. If needed, add another 1/2 cup (120 mL) of water to the bowl to raise the liquid level, then stir the cubes around in the dye. Note: I prefer to use unflavoured gelatin because I don’t want to encourage my kids to eat the blocks by making them taste too good, but you’re welcome to use regular Jell-O to make yours. Beetroot red or E162 is a natural extract from beets, used for its purple and violet colour, always vegan and safe. If you’re using a knife to cut the sponge, do it on a cutting board rather than over your counter or a plate.

Sadly no cubes of jelly available here so I’ll just have to make do with regular manicures instead ! Potassium citrate – A potassium salt of citric acid, potassium citrate regulates acidity and is always vegan. Gellan gum or E418 – Gellan gum is another bacterial product made from fermented simple sugars that’s always vegan and used as a thickener. Then, combine one tablespoon of agar powder with 1 cup of warm water and ½ cup of sugar in a saucepan.

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After your cubes are cut, pour the water into a large bowl and stir in 3 to 4 drops of food coloring. Add 1 cup (240 mL) of clear glue, 1 cup (240 mL) of warm water, and 1 tsp (1 g) of baking soda to the bowl. Remove from the heat, fish out the vanilla pod (if using; see Don’t Waste It) and cover with baking paper, ensuring the paper is resting on the surface of the custard to prevent a skin from forming. If your kids are older and you’d rather make the cubes a little firmer and more solid, increase the quantity of gelatin or decrease the quantity of water. Try to make it at least the night before – the beauty of trifle is that it’s actually very easy – you just need to have the time to let everything firm up.However, if you want a surprising chew when enjoying this lychee coconut jelly, use both ingredients for the first layer. But if ever edible sensory activities are your thing, you can replace the gelatin with 2 boxes of flavoured Jell-O powder. If you love the texture of the gelatin cubes, but you’re not a big fan of food colouring, simply skip the colour to make clear taste-safe blocks for your baby.

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