Sour Sugar Free Gummy Worms

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These were a HUGE-HUGE-HUGE hit with the grandkids and us! They may not look like the best shaped worms in the world but you couldn’t tell the grandkids that. Their imagination had the worms slithering right into their mouths. Sugar free and sour, the entire batch was gone in about 15 minutes between the four of us. These are similar to Knox Blocks but a bit more concentrated so you can pick the worms up with your fingers to eat them.

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Ingredients

 

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Spray an 8” x 8” dish lightly

with cooking oil.

 

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Add all of the dry ingredients

to a medium bowl.

 

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Pour in the boiling water.

Stir immediately until dissolved.

 

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Pour into the prepared dish

and refrigerator until set.

 

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After they are set, use a thin sharp

knife (like a cheese knife) and slice

them into worm like shapes.

 

Sour Sugar Free Gummy Worms

http://www.InDianesKitchen.com

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Ingredients

  1. 3 envelopes unflavored gelatin
  2. 2  boxes (.30 oz. each) sugar free Jello, any flavor
  3. 1 cup boiling water
  4. 1 dry pouch Kool-Aid, any flavor

Directions

  1. Spray an 8″ x 8″ dish lightly with cooking oil.
  2. In a medium bowl, add all of the dry ingredients.
  3. Pour in the boiling water and stir immediately until thoroughly dissolved.
  4. Pour into the prepared dish.
  5. Refrigerate until Jello is set.
  6. Remove from the refrigerator and using a thin, sharp knife (such as a cheese knife) slice the Jello into worm size shapes.
  7. Store in a covered container or plastic storage bag and refrigerate if you have any left!

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40 Comments »

  1. What a neat idea! Now I want grand kids so I can make some. I wonder if you poured the liquid into candy molds could you produce an adult version. Then I could have them all for myself? 🙂

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    • When I make them for us I just cut them into squares. I bet if you sprayed the candy mold with cooking oil you could produce an amazing adult version. Then I will be over to taste test! 🤣😂🤣

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    • Keep in mine these aren’t exactly like the gummy worms you buy. They are a very concentrated jello that you pick up with your hands to eat. They are very, very tasty but just different from store bought. Give them a try I bet you will like them.

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    • I looked up the molds on Amazon and it looks like you would have to pour each worm with the jello mixture. The way I made them I just cut squiggly lines into the jello which only took a minute. It is just a 8″ x 8″ dish. With my 5 & 8 year old grandchildren their imagination went wild and I wouldn’t bother with a mold. However, for a kids party or older kids I may do the mold. Have a great week!

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    • You are so welcome Mary! I seriously should have made a double batch. They would be really fun with a worm mold. They sell them on Amazon but seriously, the grandkids could have cared less they didn’t look exactly like a worm.

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  2. Leave it to you to find a way to make something that I have abhorred for years look so tempting! I like that you made them sugar-free. Gone in 15 minutes…impressive! Thanks for sharing.

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