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gummies · 20 min · serves 24

Homemade Sea Moss Gummies (Berry, No Gelatin Needed)

Sea moss gel plus agar turns berry juice into clean vegan gummies — a week of tidy portions from one batch, without the candy-aisle sugar load.

Last reviewed July 30, 2026

Ingredients

  • 1 cup mixed berry juice (100% juice, not cocktail)
  • 4 tbsp sea moss gel
  • 2 tsp agar agar powder (the vegan set; don't substitute flakes 1:1)
  • 1–2 tbsp honey or maple syrup
  • 1 tbsp lemon juice

Method

  1. 1.Whisk the berry juice, agar powder, and lemon juice in a small saucepan, then let stand 3 minutes to hydrate the agar.
  2. 2.Bring to a gentle simmer over medium heat, whisking, and hold it 2–3 minutes until the agar fully dissolves — agar needs the simmer to activate, unlike gelatin.
  3. 3.Remove from heat, wait 60 seconds, then whisk in the sea moss gel and sweetener until smooth.
  4. 4.Pour into silicone gummy molds (or a small lined pan to cut into squares) and refrigerate 1–2 hours until firmly set.
  5. 5.Pop out of molds, store in a lidded container in the fridge, and eat within a week. A serving is about 2 gummies.

Store-bought sea moss gummies run $28 a jar and lean on candy-grade sugar. The homemade version is berry juice, agar, and your own gel — ten minutes of stove time, a week of tidy fridge portions, and you control every gram of sweetener.

The honest engineering note: the agar does the structural work. Sea moss gel alone won't give you a gummy that pops cleanly from a mold. What the sea moss contributes is body, its mineral load, and — frankly — the point of the exercise. Know the per-gummy dose (it's light, see the FAQ) and count it into the daily arithmetic if you're stacking servings.

Questions people actually ask

Why agar instead of just sea moss gel?
Sea moss carrageenan alone sets softly — spoonable, not snackable. Agar provides the firm, clean-release bite a gummy needs; the sea moss rides along for the texture and the ritual.
How much sea moss is in each gummy?
With 4 tablespoons across a 24-gummy batch, a 2-gummy serving carries about half a teaspoon of gel — a light dose, which is worth knowing if gummies are your only sea moss serving (or one of several).