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How to make Gummy Worms Jello Worms - YouTube !!!
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So I've been seeing these jello worms more and more since Halloween is approaching. I've
never made them before and I really wanted to try it out because they look like a fun
gross halloween treat.
I noticed there are a lot of variations to this recipe out there.
In this video, I'll show you my process and how I went about making jello worms.
You can find the original recipe I was inspired by in the description below, but I did end
up making some changes to it along the way. I will also include some tips that would have
been helpful to know when making these the first time around.
Here is a list of ingredients and supplies. You can also find this in the description
below.
First prepare the straws. If they come in a bag, cut the top off and save the bottom.
Or you can use a regular small plastic baggie.
This brings me to my first tip. Make sure your bag doesn't have a hole in it! I later
found my bag had a hole in it, the mixture leaked all over and I had to patch the hole.
Next step is to extend the bendable part on all of the straws.
Now add a rubber band to the end opposite of the bendy parts. This will be the top.
I used a cup to hold them all together.
Put the bended ends in the bag. And add a rubber band around the bottom.
Then put the top rubber band over the top of the bag.
My second tip is to add an extra rubber band near the top of the straws. I didn't do this
and I think it would help to keep the straws closer together when you pour the mixture
in.
Then add the straws to a slim container with a flat bottom. I'm using this large cup.
Set that aside, and now make the jello mixture.
In a large bowl, combine the 6 oz of flavored jello. I'm using orange but you can use any
flavor you want.
Then add
oz of unflavored gelatin. You can find this in the same section you find
the jello in the grocery store.
These come in
oz packets, so I'm using three of them. This helps to make the worms
thicker and a little less fragile.
Then add 3 cups of boiling water, and stir until all the gelatin has dissolved.
Then stir in
cup of whipping cream. This will add some opaque parts to the worms.
If you want to make your worms brown or another color, you can add food color.
I kept it simple and just went with the orange from the jello.
Next, pour the mixture into the straws. I'm doing this over the sink because there will
most likely be spills.
Then put the straws in the fridge for
When you take it out of the fridge, it will look something like this.
Now comes the messy part, which brings me to my next tip. Have some paper towels on
hand. I was not expecting this project to be so messy, but I'll be honest, it is. So
be prepared.
Work the straws out of the container. I used a butter knife to loosen it. Remove all the
rubber bands and bag. I have extra Saran wrap on mine because I had to patch a hole in the
bag.
You can cut off the plastic if you need to. Then you'll have this lovely messy brick of
straws.
Now take a straw, and squeeze out the worm. This part can be messy too, I ended up flinging
jello bits around my kitchen and I have no idea where they landed...
If you have trouble holding onto the straw, try a pair of pliers or paper towel for a
better grip.
Then continue getting out the rest of the worms.
straws is a lot for one person,
so it's good to have helpers for this part.
If you see the worms looking kind of melted, put the straw back in the fridge for at least

minutes and then continue.
After all that, you will have a bit of a mess, and a whole lot of jello worms.
Keep them in the fridge until they are ready to serve.
I ended up making another batch of cherry to mix in.
I hope you found this video helpful. These are actually pretty tasty, and they make fun
gross looking treats for Halloween. Though they can be messy to make, it's a good activity
for kids too.
If you have tried making these, feel free to share your experience, tips or suggestions
in the comments below.
And don't forget to check out my Halloween playlist on my channel.
For more tutorials, be sure to subscribe and check out my channel. To learn how to make
slime, check out the video to the left. For a creepy pumpkin tutorial, see the video to
the right. You can find the direct links and more listed in the about section below. *** *** DIY Jello Worms, Corinne VS Pin #3 - YouTube !!! English English Spanish (Latin America) Add subtitles/CC
What up Internet? Corinne here, and you're watching Corinne vs. Pin.
Charlotte Brookes commented on my last video saying that we should make gummy worms
based on this pin. Pin-O-Meter, what do you think?
Cowabunga. But what if I were to tell you that I discovered two other pins
using totally different techniques and ingredients but using the same final product picture
as the first one?
Bullshit. I shall do all three pins and then we will see who is the one true pin.
The first pin says to pack straws into a cup and secure them with a rubber band.
Pour in jelly carefully. PS, JELL-O is a brand name of a thing that many other countries
outside of the United States refer to as jelly—a little knowledge there.
Next the pin says once jelly has set, rinse with some warm water to release the worms from their straws.
I'm going to go ahead and tell you right now that that [beep] is not going to work.
The best method I found for removing them is with a rolling pin using lots of pressure.
Excess water is going to destroy these little guys. They pretty much fall apart at the touch.
I also found that putting some parchment paper down before rolling them out and also wiping the straws down
with a clean towel really helped the process, but even then they still didn't stay together very long.
Pin number two calls for less water to be mixed with the JELL-O, which theoretically would help
but this method of placing straws in the JELL-O is just [beep] ridiculous.
I mean, come on. The straws float in the JELLO.
You'll float too!
You have to spend a bunch of time squeezing the air out of them whilst filling them with liquid,
also dyeing your hands up at the same time because you forgot to wear gloves.
Long story short—this method also doesn't work.
Upon further research of pin three, I found what I believe to be the original post that this here final shot is from
on Instructables. The original recipe calls for heavy whipping cream—where was that before? I don't know—
two packs of JELL-O for a total of
cup less of water than what the JELL-O recipe
usually calls for, and in the comments section people were confused about how much unflavored gelatin
they should add. There were others who said that they used all four envelopes within this package
and it worked for them, so that's what I'm going to do. This post also explains the mystery
behind the two colors in the worms. After the liquid cools, you're supposed to add
cup of heavy cream.
Duh, mine curdled right away, and it was really gross and it smelled kind of like warm dairy.
But whatever. I stirred it up and into the milk carton straw holder thingy it went.
I let them set in the fridge for about
I got some pretty awesome-looking worms.
- I got worms. - The author of the original post not only recommends
eating these little worms but putting them in a bowl in the fridge to scare housemates.
The amount of gelatin that is in these things is pretty scary. They don't really taste like anything.
But Rob and I seriously watch so many scary movies that a little bowl of worms ain't going to do [beep].
And since I had this extra box of JELL-O, I decided to go for a classic.
Have you seen my sunglasses?
Can you go check in the room?
I'm going to go check in the car.
Have you seen my keys?
All right, I can't find my keys or my sunglasses.
Oh come the [beep] on. Really?
[laughs] *** ***