Tanner Ivey Ms. Herring 7th Grade ELA 11-10-17 How are Gummy Bears Made? Have you ever wondered about what gummy bears are made of ? Well most gummy bears are made from the left overs of pigs and cows . So gummy bears should be made from organic ingredients instead of unhealthy meat products for the betterment of overall health and safety. The Inventor of the gummy bear is Hans Riegle . He started the company Haribo . He invented the gummy bear in the 1920s . There are many brands of gummys but the main one is Haribo . Other brands would be Trolli , Jelo and generic brands like great value . They say that the gummy bear was the best thing they have ever had and they're right but they are made with some odd things Gummy bears are made with many ingredients. One ingredient is Gelatin . Gelatin is a substance that is made with sugar and the remains of dead animals. Gelatin has a yellowish color and is completely tasteless . Gelatin is what give the gummy bears a rubber like texture . Gelatin also gives gummies long shelf life . The other main ingredient is sugar . Sugar is the sweet grainy substance that we all love but can cause weight gain . They use sugar in gummy's to give them a and a sweet taste . Finally there is cornstarch but they only use cornstarch in organic gummies . …show more content…
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