Sugar-Free Raspberry & Cream Jellies

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By Naomi Sherman, updated October 8 202121

As you may know, I suffer from a compromised immune system and gut health is crucial for my day to day health and quality of life. I try to take both collagen and gelatin each day as part of my supplemental routine.

Why gelatin, you ask? Gelatin is a brilliant source of protein and amino acids. It helps to heal the gut lining by restoring a healthy mucosal lining in the stomach. It can help to seal the colon so that nutrients can be better absorbed.

For me? Gelatin is very high in anti-inflammatory amino acids such as glycine and proline which aid in reducing inflammation.

Wow! If it could fold my laundry, it would be the most perfect food ever. I like to make tasty little jellies to take my gelatin, it makes it feel like you’re having a lush treat each day.

These little jellies are like a bowl of raspberries and cream… in a solid form. Enjoy!

0 days, 4 hours, 10 minutes

Hands-on 20 minutes Overall 4 hours 30 minutes

Serving size 2 jellies

Allergy information for Sugar-Free Raspberry & Cream Jellies

✔ Gluten free

✔ Dairy free

✔ Egg free

✔ Nut free

✔ Nightshade free

✔ Pork free

✔ Avocado free

✔ Coconut free

✔ Fish free

✔ Shellfish free

Notes

Recipe can be made dairy-free or coconut-free.

Nutritional values (per serving, 2 jellies)

Net carbs1.1 grams

Protein6.2 grams

Fat7.7 grams

Calories101 kcal

Calories from carbs 5%, protein 25%, fat 70%

Total carbs1.8 gramsFiber0.7 gramsSugars1 gramsSaturated fat4.8 gramsSodium22 mg(1% RDA)Magnesium5 mg(1% RDA)Potassium32 mg(2% EMR)

Ingredients (makes 24 jellies)

1 cup heavy cream (240 ml/ 8 fl oz) - you can use coconut milk such as Aroy-D for dairy-free
1 cup fresh or frozen raspberries (123 g/ 4.3 oz)
2 tsp Swerve or Erythritol, or 4-6 drops of liquid Stevia
¹/₂ cup grass-fed gelatin powder (80 g/ 2.8 oz)
1 cup water (240 ml/ 8 fl oz)

Note: Sweetener can be used to taste. Natural grass-fed gelatin is by far the best gelatin to use for your gut health. You do need a bit more of it than the standard “baking” gelatin that you find at the supermarket, but it is by far better for you.

Instructions

In two small containers, place ¹/₂ cup of cold water and ¹/₄ cup of gelatin. Allow to sit and bloom while preparing the other ingredients.
Place the raspberries in a small saucepan and sweeten to your personal taste, heat gently while smooshing with your spoon to release the juices.
Also, in a separate pan, add the cream and heat to a gentle simmer. Add one of the bloomed gelatin bowls into the cream and whisk until dissolved.
Blend and then strain the raspberries and return to a clean pan over medium heat.
Add the other bloomed gelatin to the berries and whisk until dissolved.
Set your jellies mould out on the bench (I just used an ice cube tray) and pour your mixtures into jugs to make pouring easy. You can make them all the same or you can have fun with the layers like I did.
Pour your first layer into your mould and place in the refrigerator to set. If you’re concerned about your mixtures setting while you wait, sit your jugs in a warm water bath to keep it liquid.
Once your bottom layer has set, gently pour your top layer over and refrigerate to set.
Jellies should be fully set after about 4 hours. Store, in a container, in the refrigerator for up to 2 weeks.

Ingredient nutritional breakdown (per serving, 2 jellies)

Net carbs	Protein	Fat	Calories
Cream, heavy whipping, pouring, full-fat (30-40% fat)
0.5 g	0.4 g	7.6 g	73 kcal
Raspberries, fresh
0.6 g	0.1 g	0.1 g	5 kcal
Swerve, natural sweetener (Erythritol and chicory inulin based)
0 g	0 g	0 g	0 kcal
Gelatin powder, thickening agent, unsweetened
0 g	5.7 g	0 g	22 kcal
Water, still
0 g	0 g	0 g	0 kcal
Total per serving, 2 jellies
1.1 g	6.2 g	7.7 g	101 kcal

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Sharon Grigg 2 years ago # Reply

Hi,
I can't find grass fed gelatin. If I was to use standard supermarket gelatin, how much would you recommend reducing it by? Thanks in advance..

Martina @ KetoDiet 2 years ago # Reply

Hi Sharon, you shouldn't need to reduce the amount - you can use the same amount as long as you use beef or pork gelatin powder (not gelatin sheets).

Hanan 3 years ago # Reply

Hi, love your blog my dear ❤
Can I use for the gelatine powder the brand (Now Foods: Beef Gelatin Powder)?? is safe for Keto Diet?

Martina @ KetoDiet 3 years ago # Reply

Hi Hanan, yes, as long as it's pure gelatin powder! (not the hydrolyzed type, that would not gel) 😊

Amanda 3 years ago # Reply

Would these travel well (on a long flight) or do they really need to be refrigerated all the time? They sound delicious!

I think they are ok for a short trip but I'm not sure about a long flight (the cream). These are also great options and would be suitable for travelling:
Easy Zero-Carb Gummies
Sugar-Free Strawberry & Lime Jellies

Jenny D. 3 years ago # Reply

These look delicious! Would there be any harm in combining the cream and raspberry mixtures before pouring? I would think they'd taste great blended as well, and the flavor might be a bit more consistent.

Thank you Jenny, I think that will work just fine - I'd combine them! 😊

Rhonda 4 years ago # Reply

Sounds yummy, but I don’t think you want “mould”. It’s
“Mold”

Martina @ KetoDiet 4 years ago # Reply

That depends where you live. It is "mould" in the UK. Same with color/colour, flavor/flavour etc 😊

Alysha 4 years ago # Reply

I made these with no gelatin works fine.

What did you use instead? I assume you did otherwise they'd be like mini smoothies 😊

Jazz 4 years ago # Reply

If I were to use sugar free Jello, would I make the Jello with the regular amount of water, or should I halve the amount of water for a firmer jelly? I mean, I know I could do either, but I was wondering which way would produce results most similar to the original recipe? This is especially important since I also plan to make the cream layer, and I'd like the two layers to be of similar density. Thanks in advance!

Hi Jazz, I can't advice here as I never used it. I would personally avoid it because these products contain sweeteners and colours that are best avoided. If you do want to use it, then I assume using half of the amount of water should work. Possibly even less than that (quarter).

Charlene 4 years ago # Reply

Thank you for this and other recipes.

Patrice Fairbanks 4 years ago # Reply

YUM!! I can't wait to try this one!

N 4 years ago # Reply

How about vegan jel:
Amazon link
Or
Fish gelatin
Amazon link
Would either of these work?

I haven't tried these but would love to know if anyone did 😊 I suppose they should work just fine but you may need to adjust the amounts.

Anj Ramayead 4 years ago # Reply

Hi, fab recipe, I was just wondering if there is a suitable non beef gelatin powder you could recommend for this recipe. Being Hindu, means no beef products. Thank you.

You could try pork gelatin: Amazon link

Pudgy 4 years ago # Reply

What I do is adapt these recipes to use Agar-agar. You won't get the same health benefits, but it's good for treats!
Also, you can look for kosher or halal gelatins, such a fish gelatin: Amazon link