I'm sure you seen that I lost my favorite recipe, please feel free to drop yours in here if you want to. I'm interested in the anti mold ingredient you mentioned.
Gotcha brother. Yea, I use frosty trim to make my cannabutter.Everything else edible-wise is made using concentrate.
Here is the recipe I follow.Found it on reddit a while ago.This is from reddit.They have quite a few nice gummy recipes.Don't have the link but copied and pasted from my noted pad.
"GUMMY Ingredients:
Amnt. Ingr.
6 oz (170 grams) Flavored jello
1/2 cup Granulated sugar
5 Tbsp High quality grass fed gelatin (ex. Zint)
1 cup Cold fruit juice
1 tsp Soy lecithin
5 Tbsp Infused coconut oil
1 Tbsp Vegetable glycerin
2 drops Lor
anns Preserve-it antioxidants
2 drops Loranns Mold Inhibitor
10-20 drops (depending on strength) Loranns Flavoring Supplies:
Molds (I recommend silicone ones)
Cookie sheet A small to medium sized pot
Gallon zip lock bag
Whisk
Thermometer
Liquid measuring cup
Directions: Lay your molds onto a cookie sheet so they are easier to move into the freezer later. Also set up your gallon zip lock now because that's what you'll be using to pour your gummy mixture into your molds.
I usually just put the zip lock in a large cup and flap the edges over the sides so I can pour the mixture directly from the pot to the zip lock with out the help of another person.
In a liquid measuring cup, add 1 cup of cold fruit juice. Add 1 tsp of Soy Lecithin and mix well with a fork. Let sit in fridge for 5 minutes then mix well again, until the soy is mostly dissolved.
In your pot, mix together JUST your dry ingredients. jello, sugar, and gelatin. Pour your fruit juice into your dry ingredients and mix with a whisk (this is off the stove, no heat yet)
Cover the pot and let sit at room temperature for 20 minutes so your mixture can bloom.
This is a very important step so don't skip it! After 20 minutes, move your pot to the stove and start to raise the temperature using a low-medium heat. Don't stir.
At 140 degrees Fahrenheit, give it a stir with your whisk, and pay more attention now to the temp because we are getting close. At 160 degrees Fahrenheit is when the rest of your ingredients get mixed in, so make sure you already have them measured out so you can easily just pour then in.
Add the infused coconut oil, vegetable glycerin, flavoring, and drops. Mix
well. 160 degrees is the goal temperature, but it's okay if it gets a little higher in the time it takes to add and mix your ingredients. Just don't let it exceed 180! Pour your hot mixture into your zip lock bag and zip shut. Cut a SMALL piece from the corner of the bag so it doesn't come pouring out too fast. Fill your molds and then place your molds in the freezer for 1 hour."
I've made a few tweaks and omissions to it,but this is what I based mine on.
I don't use the anti-oxidant nor the mold inhibitor.Although,I was going to get them.
I've found the temps do matter(as with all candy making)As well as blooming the mixture(gelatin) is important.I'm not sure but it seems to help alleviate "cloudy gummies".
I also don't use the flavorings.The fruit juices and jello I use are flavor enough.
Did a batch with just water and the jello+gelatin.This was before I found this recipe.They were indeed potent,but lacked the sweet kick to curb the concentrate taste.They were also stiffer and not as gummy.Fruit juices ended that.
No coconut oil either.Straight concentrate.1-2 grams. Perhaps it's the non-use of coconut oil that did away with the cloudy gummies.