What happens when you run out of your Thieves Hard Lozenges and you (and the whole family) are sick? Thieves tea with lemon and honey is great, but I need something on the go. While making a batch of Ningxia red, elderberry syrup & kombucha gummies (yes, that is all one gummy - recipe coming soon), I had an idea. I whipped up a batch of these gummies using tea, honey, thieves essential oil, lemon essential oil and gelatin. It was so yummy, I just made a second batch.
You will need:
- 3oz brewed tea - I used Teavana Maharaja Chai {Amazon link
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- 2oz raw local honey (Texas) {Amazon link
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- 3 tsp unflavored gelatin {Amazon link
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- 5 drops Thieves and 2 drops lemon essential oil by Young Living
- Robot silicone mold {Amazon link
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- or Dinosaur silicone mold {Amazon link
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Instructions
Put the brewed tea in a saucepan and turn the heat on medium. Whisk in the gelatin for about a minute. Add in the honey and whisk until melted and combined. Take off heat and add essential oils and whisk.
Place your silicone mold onto a flat plate or cookie sheet. Fill the mold with your mixture. This amount will fill one full robot or dinosaur mold with about 1 tablespoon left.
Place cookie sheet/plate with silicone mold into the refrigerator for about an hour. Pop gummies out of the molds and store in a container in the refrigerator.
If you don't have a silicone mold, pour into a pan, let cool, then cut into pieces with a knife. If you want them not as firm and aren't using a mold, then 2.25 tsp of gelatin is plenty enough.
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