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Gummy candy tastes amazing when it’s coming from the movie theatre concessions. But have you ever considered making your own gummies right at home? The Nostalgia Electrics Gummy Candy Maker lets you do just that. Plus, it’s super easy, so you can use it with the entire family.
Whether you’re trying this at home by yourself or shopping it as a gift for a friend, the Nostalgia Gummy Candy Maker is easy-as-pie to set up. The device lets you whip up your favorite flavors of gelatin, which you can mix right at the top of the Candy Maker. It comes with two pouring trays so you can make multiple flavors at once. Plus, the spout on the side of the tray makes it easier to mold your gummy worms, bears and fish. And you don’t have to hurt your pockets for a few minutes of tasty fun — this nifty gadget will only set you back $30.
Nostalgia Electrics Gummy Candy Maker, $29.99
The candy maker itself has over 1,000 reviews on Amazon. The coolest thing about this gadget is that all it takes is an on/off switch to do its thing. One shopper said that the candy maker is great when you use about three gelatin packets.
“Some complain about the pot heating up too slow and used the stove instead,” the customer noted in a review. “I don’t know, I thought it heated up just fine, and it makes it a lot more fun to use the included pot and everyone got a chance to stir. The molds are fantastic. I also recommend, like others have said, to use either 2 or 3 packets of the unflavored gelatine. We used three packets, and they came out great.”
Another customer who bought the device and left four stars said, “it is very tricky to pour the gelatin into the trays.”
“I bought this for my 10-yr-old and he loves it,” they explained in the review. “The only thing I’d say is it is very tricky to pour the gelatin into the trays, so supervision (and a steady hand) is required. Otherwise, fun project to do with the kids, and it sets up very fast.”
If you’ve got a sweet tooth and don’t mind DIY-ing your candy, this device will do you just right.
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