Rosé gummy bears are the sweetest grown-up treat! A super cute way to enjoy your favorite bubbly!
Rosé Gummy Bears
Earlier this summer we tried making our own homemade gummy bears and it was a blast! Of course you can easily buy them at the store, but it’s a fun activity to do with the kids.
This got me to thinking – what about grown-up gummy bears?? What if instead of using Jello for flavoring you used something bubbly and delicious?
You guys…these rosé gummy bears are seriously the best thing ever!
They’re perfect for a girls night out, pool party, gift idea…you get the idea…they’re just perfect for anyone who adores rosé too! And why spend big $$ on pre-made rosé gummies when you can make your own and make a big ‘ol batch of them! Perfect for sharing!
Related: For all my fellow rosé fans, you’ve got to try our Strawberry Frosé Slush recipe too!
Note: This recipe is intended for readers 21 and up – enjoy responsibly!
Rosé Gummy Bears Ingredients
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- 1 cup rosé or sparkling wine*
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 5 packets unflavored gelatin
- 1 drop pink food coloring (optional)
*You can use any type of sparkling wine you like for these champagne gummy bears — we used rosé for ours. Because rosé is ahh-mazing and perfect for summer!
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How to Make Rose Gummy Bears
First, watch our quick demo video to see how to make our rose flavored gummy bears. Then keep reading for full step-by-step directions and a printable recipe copy at the bottom of the post.
Click video to play:
Add rosé to a medium saucepan over medium high heat. When it starts to boil, add sugar and gelatin and lower heat to medium.
Continue stirring over the heat until sugar and gelatin completely dissolve. If using any pink food coloring, add now. (I’d recommend starting with one drop and seeing how that looks, as you can always add more if needed).
Note: Food coloring is used to enhance the pretty pink color of the rosé gummies, but is not a necessity for the recipe. They’re delicious either way!
Remove from heat and pour into gummy bear molds.
TIP: A dropper makes this step a breeze! This set of gummy bear molds comes with 2 droppers!
Refrigerate for 30-60 minutes or until set.
Remove rose gummies from the molds and enjoy!
How to Make Champagne Gummy Bears
To make champagne gummy bears, simply follow the steps above, using your favorite champagne or sparkling wine. You won’t need food coloring for this version of the recipe (unless you want to make your own pretty colored gummies!)
How To Store Your Rose or Champagne Gummy Bears
Keep in an airtight container in a cool place, away from sunlight. They should last for a few days.
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Rosé Gummy Bears Recipe (Printable Copy)
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Rosé gummy bears are the sweetest grown-up treat! Super cute way to enjoy your favorite bubbly!
- 1 cup rosé or sparkling wine
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 5 packets unflavored gelatin
Add rosé to saucepan over medium high heat. When liquid begins to boil, add sugar and gelatin and heat to medium.
Continue stirring until sugar and gelatin are completely dissolved.
Remove pan from heat and pour liquid into gummy bear molds using a dropper.
- Refrigerate for 30-60 minutes or until set.
Recipe Video
Note: Nutrition information is a rough estimate only; actual values will vary based on the exact ingredients used and amount of recipe prepared.
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