I made these little gelatin cubes for a creamy sweet-tart dessert for my kiddos. Since I use bovine gelatin from cows that were grass-fed, not only are these fun, but they’re also a healthy treat.
These are simple and fast to put together, their texture is more finger-jello-ish, a little softer than gummies like my pineapple coconut gummies. Yes, I just cut them into cubes rather than doing fun shapes. Simpler this way, but feel free to use any gelatin molds if you have them.
Ingredients:
1/2 cup lime juice
1/2 cup coconut milk (buy full fat coconut milk here)
3 tablespoons honey
1/8 cup gelatin (buy grassfed gelatin here)
dash sea salt (sea salt can be purchased here)
Directions:
Mix all ingredients with a fork. Warm over medium-low heat until melty and gelatin is completely dissolved. Whir with an immersion blender if there still are a few pockets of gelatin that need to be mixed up. Pour into a bowl (I used a cereal bowl), cover with plastic wrap, and chill for 6 hours, or until firm. Cut into cubes and enjoy! Store covered, in the fridge.
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These look great! I love quick and easy treats and the kiddos won’t even know its a healthy food. Thanks for the inspiration!
Ooh, how yummy! My kids are so strange…they do NOT like jello! But they’ll eat a ton of it if I freeze it in popsicle molds. I like to get that gelatin into them, so I’ll definitely be trying this out–as popsicles. :)
Mine didn’t like it until this year, I thought it was funny! I did the same thing :)