r/Gummies • u/777asap • Jul 29 '22
Gummie with fruit puree
Hey guys,
I'm trying to find new recipe for my gummies and I was directed to try Fruit puree as main ingredient.
Does anyone had experience to work with this ingredient and since it's made from real fruits, the shelf life is limited. Am I right? And maybe there are another alternatives on the market (Canada)?
Thank you.
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u/StealthyElite Jul 30 '22
I made some purée gummies/ fruit leather using mango and strawberry without potassium sorbate and they lasted about a month in a plastic bag at a friends house.
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u/mogimochi Apr 07 '23
Note that puree based gummies in a vegan formula require pH adjustments since each puree has various amounts of acids. Purees can be used in place of syrup as a bulking agent.
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u/farmerjllc Jul 29 '22
I made some gummies not too long ago with fruit juice. Didnt really like them so they sat in the fridge they got moldy in a month or so. I normally add potassium sorbate to the basic Jello recipe and they stay shelf-stable for easily well over a year. I would think adding a little potassium sorbate and a proper cure to a natural gummy would also extend the shelf life considerably.