Great question, we are glad you asked. Gutsy Gummies is mostly made of Gelatin, which is pure protein. Protein is great for tissue building and repair, particularly the amino acid Glutamine, which is a great food for enterocytes (gut cells). It also contains vitamin C which supports connective tissue structure and function.

1. ‘Bloom’ Gutsy Gummies by adding 50 grams (1/3 cup) into 100 mL of water and stir until an even texture is achieved.
2. Add 250 mL of recently boiled, hot water to the bloomed mixture and stir until dissolved.
3. Pour into Fruit Moulds and refrigerate for at least 2 hours to set. Eat straight from the fridge.

Get creative by adding your favourite juices or fresh fruits.

Short answer: as much as you or they want!

Long answer: There are 3 preparations in a can. We recommend you divide each preparation (made with 50g of gummy mix and 350mL of water) into 6 separate serves. Tried and tested on our own families, a serve of this size went down a treat for adults as well as kids as young as 12 months. This is the size that we have based our nutrition information panel on so you know what nutrients you are getting.

Gutsy Gummies uses a combination of premium refractance dried fruits and Australian made, plant based, natural flavours. We also use a hint of thaumatin which is a very sweet protein sourced from the katemfe fruit.

Strawberry - Classic sweet strawberry taste.

Mango - Refreshing, tropical, mango and citrus taste.

Blueberry - A gentle, sweet blueberry and apple flavour.

One preparation of our Gutsy Gummies (which is 50g of powder + 350ml of water) is enough to fill up all three of our gummy mould trays with some left over. (It would actually fill up a fourth tray of the same size).

The strawberry mould gummies weigh an average of 13.4g. So that means one 60g serve would be approximately 4½ gummies.

The blue mould gummies weigh an average of 15g. So that means one 60g serve is 4 gummies.

The orange mould gummies weigh an average of 21.8g. So that means one 60g serve would be approximately 3 gummies.

One preparation of our Gutsy Gummies (which is 50g of powder + 350ml of water) is enough to fill up all three of our dinosaur gummy mould trays (with enough left over to almost fill up two more trays of the same size! So I hope you have more moulds deep in your cupboard somewhere!)

• The T-rex gummies weigh an average of 7g. So that means one 60g serve would be approximately 8.6 gummies.
• The Stego gummies weigh an average of 6.5g. So that means one 60g serve is 9.2 gummies.
• The Bronto gummies weigh an average of 6g. So that means one 60g serve would be approximately 10 gummies.

To simplify that, let’s just say that one serve is the equivalent of 9 Dinos - But have as many as you like.

No sorry! We do not recommend putting Gutsy Gummies in your child’s lunch box. Although this sounds like a super fun idea, your gummy will melt if it gets warm, so it’s best to consume your gummies straight from the fridge.

Yes you can, however keep in mind that you have to add more liquid to achieve a more jelly-like consistency. Adding more liquid will dilute the natural flavour of Gutsy Gummies, so you may prefer to use juice rather than water if you are making jelly.

Gutsy Gummies is made mostly from bovine gelatin so they are not vegan. They are gluten free and suitable for kids 12 months+.

Our gelatin powder, the gelatin in our Gutsy Gummies, and the bones used in our beef and chicken broths are all sourced from Australian farms that are predominantly grass-fed. Occasionally, supplemental feed may be provided to the cattle during severe weather conditions, such as drought, flooding, or fires, to ensure their survival.