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Building a pyramid is fun. Devouring a pyramid made of DIY stackable gummy bricks is better. If you’re looking for a kid-friendly recipe or fun food crafts to make at home, look no further. If you know how to make JELL-O, then you’re well on your way to making this easy gummy brick recipe. All you need is this Candy Block Mold by The Modern Gummy and a few other ingredients. Also, if you want an adult twist, you can tweak the recipe to include clear vodka or clear rum.

pyarmid made of stackable gummy LEGO JELLO candy — Building a pyramid is fun, but eating a gummy pyramid is even better

WATCH THE STEP-BY-STEP RECIPE VIDEO TUTORIAL BELOW. It's a lot of fun to make gummy JELL-O bricks!

6 Tips On How To Make Gummy JELLO Candy

Tip 1: Spray vegetable oil on the mold before adding the gummy mixture.

Tip 2: You only have a few minutes to get the liquid mixture into the candy mold before it firms up. If the mixture hardens, just add it back to a pot and melt it on low heat.

Tip 3: When you put the lid on the mold, make sure “The Modern Gummy” mold on the base and lid line up first.

Tip 4: Press down on the mold to squeeze out any excess liquid. This will help form evenly shaped blocks.

Tip 5: If there’s extra gummy candy along the edges of the bricks, use a sharp knife to cut it off.

Tip 6: Regarding preparation time. It only takes around 15 minutes to make the gummy liquid, but it needs to set in the fridge for at least one hour. Depending on how large your pyramid is and how many molds you have, it'll take at least one hour and 15 minutes to build. As a benchmark, I'm using two of The Modern Gummy molds and it takes around 6 hours (including refrigeration time) to build a five-flavor pyramid, which I call a "Party Pyramid."

hand holding a berry blue LEGO gummy. Behind there is The Modern Gummy candy mold — Stackable gummy bricks.

I also love to give stackable gummy bricks away as birthday and holiday gifts. Edible gifts are the best! Whether it's a kid or an adult, their eyes always light up. Plus, if you refrigerate the gummy bricks in an airtight container they'll last for around two weeks. This also means that you can make the bricks ahead of time, then wrap them up when you're ready to give them as gifts.

five LEGO gummies stacked up on top of each other — Some of the best JELLO flavors: strawberry, lime, pineapple, orange and berry blue. Stackable gummy bricks!

The Modern Gummy building block candy mold comes with a small eyedropper, but to speed things up I bought a plastic squeeze dispensing bottle. I like the bottle instead because it holds tons more liquid than the tiny eyedropper. This way you don't have to waste time constantly refilling the eyedropper.

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Gummy Pyramid (Stackable Bricks)

Course Dessert

Cuisine American

Prep Time 6 hours 15 minutes

Servings 10 -12

Author Chewable Structures

Ingredients

vegetable oil spray
5 cups warm water
2.5 cups light corn syrup
20 tbsp Knox gelatin
6 oz strawberry JELL-O mix
6 oz berry blue JELL-O mix
6 oz pineapple JELL-O mix
6 oz lime JELL-O mix
6 oz orange JELL-O mix

Instructions

The below proportions will fill 2 gummy molds (see notes). Watch my recipe video for a better visual idea of how to make these fun, stackable gummy bricks in action: https://youtu.be/1YlaWBmtplY
Spray vegetable oil on the base and lid of The Modern Gummy candy mold.
In a small pot, whisk together 1 cup of water, ½ cup light corn syrup, and 4 tbsp of Knox gelatin.
On low heat, continually whisk the mixture until all lumps disappear. Add 6 oz strawberry JELL-O powder and whisk together for one minute until combined.
Pour mixture into a small bowl and let it cool for 2 minutes. Remove top foam with a spoon.
Pour the mixture into the plastic dispensing bottle and fill each brick in The Modern Gummy mold. (see blog post for product links). Instead of the plastic bottles, you can also use the eyedropper that comes with The Modern Gummy candy mold, but it'll take longer.
Using the eyedropper, suck out any bubbles on top of the bricks.
Line up The Modern Gummy logo on the base and the lid, then place lid on top.
Push down on the top lid to squeeze out any extra liquid.
Place gummy mold in fridge. Let set for 1 hour.
Remove the lid and pop out the gummies.
If the bricks have extra gummy along the edges, use a sharp knife to cut the edges.
Repeat above steps for the berry blue, pineapple, lime and orange JELL-O flavors.
Line a cookie tray with parchment paper.
Stack each gummy block to form a pyramid.

Video

Notes

Regarding preparation time, it only takes around 15 minutes to make the gummy liquid, but it needs to set in the fridge for at least one hour. Depending on how large your pyramid is and how many molds you have, it'll take at least one hour and 15 minutes to build. I'm filling two of The Modern Gummy molds at a time, so it takes about 6 hours (including refrigeration time) to build this five-flavor pyramid, which I call a "Party Pyramid."

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