Here's what you'll need to make Konnyaku Jelly Straws: -- 100 g Sugar -- One 10g package of konnyaku jelly powder -- 500 ml clear fruit juice -- 450 ml water -- Food coloring.
Quick easy treat that I made this evening: making up a batch of jello ( I used grape jello) but instead of using that second cup of cold water I put in 6 cubes of ice and whisked until melted. Then I poured the jello into small individual bowls filling to about Halfway and topping off the rest with frozen blueberries and serve. When you mix them as you eat them the frozen blueberries will coat in the grape jello making beautiful, delicious bites of perfection.
those boba straws can be used if you trim them to 4-5 inch pieces to transport jewelry or necklaces :D just put each necklace through the middle and then they won' get tangled when you travel
I literally live for the tiny clips at the end of your videos when you make a joke or goof off. I love it so much it shows how silly you are and I love it!! ❤️❤️❤️
I love freezing the jelly straws because the texture becomes a delightful mix of jelly and kind of crunchy. It's hard to explain but awesome, I promise.
I bet that those little medicine syringes that you get from the pharmacist for little kids' medicine would work REALLY great getting the jelly into the straws!!!!
My mom made food for the kids like you do. One particular success was tapioca pudding made with apple juice only. It never set up and stayed slimy. We called it frog eggs and slurped it down. It tasted sooo good.
in mexico we used to have a similar candy,, it was also a kind of jelly in a straw but it was much thicker,, and the straws weren't sealed,, but instead there was a bit of the jelly sticking out and dusted in sugar and they weren't very long,, about 4 inches,, and the way to eat them was biting into them and using your teeth to squish out the jelly/gummy/like candy,, it was fun and hard lol. what we used to have in sealed straws were pecositas (which you tried in one of your tasting mexican candy videos) and the end of the straws worked kinda like ziploc bags (they had marks in them that wpuld connect and close it,, I hope I'm describing it well) and to open you had to squish it with your fingers so the ends would open and then you could get the candy out but I feel like they stopped packaging them in straws and started using baggies because little kids struggled A LOT with opening the straws so they would just start chewing the straw creating a crushed pecositas clog 😅
Sealing straws like that is also great for packing small things, like matches or medications, that you need to keep dry for camping or other outdoor activities.
I've been trying to grow a decent moosetache.... then i fell across your channel :) very nice!.. the raindrop cake actually brought me. :) waves nicely!
I remember when my mom use to pack those as my snacks for school when I was younger. I haven't eaten them in a very long time tho. Next time we go to the store I'm gonna have to pick those up :) so good
I love you Emmy your the best taste test u tuber ever. Idea for you please taste test odd and different soda s from around the world and some oldie but goodie ones too.
Emmy, I just have to say that I ADORE your channal! It us so relaxing and cute! Its almost like cooking with a second mom.(Sorry if that sounded wierd) And your outro just worms my heart and makes me feel all squishy, almost like a nice kiss on the forehead to send me off to school! Please, keep your channel going for as long as you can! I care for you very much, take care.
I just found this video and I'm delighted to say that I'm definitely going to make konnyaku jellies! I've been getting them in the store for ages now but I didn't know what they were called because I couldn't read it so I always call them 'Jelly Staws'. Now I have a name to a face... Er, food!
ikaruseijin01 But agar agar sets with a different texture, more firm to the touch but brittle so it breaks easily. Konnyaku on the other hand, sets more wobbly, more chewy and has elastic properties, hence Emmy is able to do the jelly moustache at the end of this video. If she tried that with an agar agar jelly stick, the whole thing would either be a stiff stick (won't bend) or simply break off.
I recently made a "jelly" (not the American definition of jelly) mix (brand: Kanten Papa) that used both konyakku and agar... I bet mixing the two would make a firmer, more stable jelly straw, since that was my experience with the Kanten Papa jelly mix
Hi Emmy! I just want to say that since watching your channel, I don't feel so intimidated trying new things. I went to my import store to look for some food that I saw on your channel ❤
Really cool idea Emmy! I love konnyaku jelly, but so far in my experience, whenever I try to omit the sugar, and use the jelly powder alone, I find that it will clump up in the liquid. If I remember it does eventually dissolve (or did it?), but it makes the process slightly more troublesome. If you or anyone else does find a way to prevent the clumps without adding sugar or any other granulated sweetener, do share!
great video. I love how most of the things you post I never heard of lol. but a jello cake would be a great video or those little fruit chew of you could diy that it would be epic
Though I wouldn't recommend using the tubes for storage if you're flying, because airport security find it pretty suspicious, and they will raid your bag and search you.
Here's what you'll need to make Konnyaku Jelly Straws:
-- 100 g Sugar
-- One 10g package of konnyaku jelly powder
-- 500 ml clear fruit juice
-- 450 ml water
-- Food coloring.
Sorry, a little late posting tonight! Hope you enjoy, lovelies! 😍
could you make doritos?!
WE LOVE YOU EMMY!!!!❤❤
do u got a boyfriend or husband
She has a husband and 2 lovely babies ^^
thank you
I live for Emmys little goofy antics at the end of her videos. So cute!
Quick easy treat that I made this evening: making up a batch of jello ( I used grape jello) but instead of using that second cup of cold water I put in 6 cubes of ice and whisked until melted. Then I poured the jello into small individual bowls filling to about Halfway and topping off the rest with frozen blueberries and serve. When you mix them as you eat them the frozen blueberries will coat in the grape jello making beautiful, delicious bites of perfection.
Btw I've been trying to grow a moustache for ever ;)
it was truly a delight
Nice!
those boba straws can be used if you trim them to 4-5 inch pieces to transport jewelry or necklaces :D just put each necklace through the middle and then they won' get tangled when you travel
I literally live for the tiny clips at the end of your videos when you make a joke or goof off. I love it so much it shows how silly you are and I love it!! ❤️❤️❤️
😘
Lol when you whispered "That's so awesome"
I Know Right!? 😍😍😍
ASMR
4:07
I love your soft voice.... on some people it can be soooooo irritating but with you I find it calming....
Yeah it’s irritating
Grxcie yep
Can I just say I love your face..? It looks so clear and soft and ugh you're so perfect
What if someone made an extra long rainbow yam cake and then sent it through a pasta maker? Rainbow shirataki!
What a fun and nifty idea with the straws!!! Congratulations on all your success
I love freezing the jelly straws because the texture becomes a delightful mix of jelly and kind of crunchy. It's hard to explain but awesome, I promise.
I bet that those little medicine syringes that you get from the pharmacist for little kids' medicine would work REALLY great getting the jelly into the straws!!!!
These videos never fail to make me smile! You're so creative and positive. It's just really fun to watch you💜
When you first said "Coniacu", I thought it's the Romanian word for scotch. xD
oooo that gradient is so pretty!! this kind of reminds me of those itty bitty straws of honey they have in candy stores sometimes.
They look amazing!
My mom made food for the kids like you do. One particular success was tapioca pudding made with apple juice only. It never set up and stayed slimy. We called it frog eggs and slurped it down. It tasted sooo good.
Can you please make another MRE tasting video they are very enjoyable to watch
Love it. I am in love with all things gelatin right now. It's such a fun food!
Oh how cool Emmy!!! You are the coolest mom EVER!!! =}
What a fun project to do for my grandson! Ty Emmy 😊💜
Thanks for always making my day brighter, Emmy. I love your videos and your aura of happiness! Your videos cheer me right up when I'm feeling blue.
Awww. I appreciate your comment. 😇
in mexico we used to have a similar candy,, it was also a kind of jelly in a straw but it was much thicker,, and the straws weren't sealed,, but instead there was a bit of the jelly sticking out and dusted in sugar and they weren't very long,, about 4 inches,, and the way to eat them was biting into them and using your teeth to squish out the jelly/gummy/like candy,, it was fun and hard lol.
what we used to have in sealed straws were pecositas (which you tried in one of your tasting mexican candy videos) and the end of the straws worked kinda like ziploc bags (they had marks in them that wpuld connect and close it,, I hope I'm describing it well) and to open you had to squish it with your fingers so the ends would open and then you could get the candy out but I feel like they stopped packaging them in straws and started using baggies because little kids struggled A LOT with opening the straws so they would just start chewing the straw creating a crushed pecositas clog 😅
We LOVE getting these at our local international market! I will definitely have to attempt this!
a turkey baster would work great to fill the straws
Sealing straws like that is also great for packing small things, like matches or medications, that you need to keep dry for camping or other outdoor activities.
these are so good frozen
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Cool! However I don't ever recommend heating any plastic with extreme heat (food safe or not) for use with food
I guess it's the same as alot of sealed plastic foodstuff packaging.
These look so cute!
Oh my gosh I love your videos. I love you quirky personality!
These look really good, Emmy is bae
I love you and your videos so much Emmy!!
I am so excited to see this! I tried these for the first time recently and my dad and I loved them! We will definitley be trying these!
I've been trying to grow a decent moosetache.... then i fell across your channel :) very nice!.. the raindrop cake actually brought me. :) waves nicely!
I remember eating those all the time ! Those are such a childhood memory for me!
Idk what it is about your videos but I can watch them all day lol😜😄 ilysm Emmy😊
My childhood!!! I totally forgot these existed omg 😍😍
I loved jelly straws as a kid and I still do.
I'm going to immediately do this.
Thanks Emmy!
How many times do you have to do your intro before you get it right? 😂😂
I should make a blooper reel...
Yessssss!!!! By the way i love your channel. Its amazing and i managed to watch all your videos in two weeks. I have a little addiction. 😂😉
Could be a worse vice I guess... 🤓
Truuuuueeeeee!
Emmy could you make more mre videos I think you do pretty good in those vids and you should try the bone skeleton Cheetos
I remember when my mom use to pack those as my snacks for school when I was younger. I haven't eaten them in a very long time tho. Next time we go to the store I'm gonna have to pick those up :) so good
Emmy please try the Pringles Stix and compare them to Pretz or Pocky!! Please please please!!
pretty and fun, thanks Emmy
Emmy you make everything look easy
you have almost 1mil subscribers I am so happy for you emmy congrats u deserve it
apple flavour + vegetarian + low calorie + easy to carry around + rainbow = best snack ever
Thank you 😄😊
Thank you 😊 Emmy for a "Sweet" Video 😊😊😊
your voice is so comforting😌
That's so freaking awesome!!!!
you should heat up the pliers and then pinch the straw, just to make sure you don't get any burnt plastic flavour
Ive been wanting to know how to make this for so long finally tysm!
that is pretty cool, looks easy!
I love this video!!! Can't wait to make it-looks fun. 🤗
I love you Emmy your the best taste test u tuber ever. Idea for you please taste test odd and different soda s from around the world and some oldie but goodie ones too.
I absolutely love your videos, been watching you for years :)
Thanks Alyssa!
you squeezing it out was soothing
Hi Emmy. This was awesome! I also love the top you are wearing. Very pretty. TY!😍
Eyeliner is on point, Emmy!
those turned out so cute!
THEY LOOK SO CUTE
Emmy, I just have to say that I ADORE your channal! It us so relaxing and cute! Its almost like cooking with a second mom.(Sorry if that sounded wierd) And your outro just worms my heart and makes me feel all squishy, almost like a nice kiss on the forehead to send me off to school! Please, keep your channel going for as long as you can! I care for you very much, take care.
I love jelly straws! Ty for sharing! love you Emmy
Great idea for children! Thanks for sharing! ☺
I just found this video and I'm delighted to say that I'm definitely going to make konnyaku jellies! I've been getting them in the store for ages now but I didn't know what they were called because I couldn't read it so I always call them 'Jelly Staws'. Now I have a name to a face... Er, food!
It's 4:30 AM here in Spain. Perfect time to watch youtube videos 😋😋😋 Great vídeo Emmy!!!
Go to bed! (jk)
But i just woke up, Emmy!!! Hahaha
Vegetarian jelly recipes FTW!
You're so funny and creative keep up the good work.
THANKS
You have great creativity.😍😍👍😆
Piping back or squeeze tube container would work to! 😊
They are so cute!!!
Just an idea: You could use kanten (agar) for similar purposes. I believe the agar stays stable at a higher temperature too.
ikaruseijin01 But agar agar sets with a different texture, more firm to the touch but brittle so it breaks easily. Konnyaku on the other hand, sets more wobbly, more chewy and has elastic properties, hence Emmy is able to do the jelly moustache at the end of this video. If she tried that with an agar agar jelly stick, the whole thing would either be a stiff stick (won't bend) or simply break off.
I recently made a "jelly" (not the American definition of jelly) mix (brand: Kanten Papa) that used both konyakku and agar... I bet mixing the two would make a firmer, more stable jelly straw, since that was my experience with the Kanten Papa jelly mix
I loved those when I was a kid
It's my birthday! I've been looking forward to this video all day! :)
Well Happy Birthday then! 🎂
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I love the kuzoo music in the background
I love her vocabulary.
Looks like a yummy treat, and one us vegetarians can enjoy. Thanks, Emmy xx
Hi Emmy! I just want to say that since watching your channel, I don't feel so intimidated trying new things. I went to my import store to look for some food that I saw on your channel ❤
Beautiful konjac sticks😋
Really cool idea Emmy! I love konnyaku jelly, but so far in my experience, whenever I try to omit the sugar, and use the jelly powder alone, I find that it will clump up in the liquid. If I remember it does eventually dissolve (or did it?), but it makes the process slightly more troublesome. If you or anyone else does find a way to prevent the clumps without adding sugar or any other granulated sweetener, do share!
omg!! jelly straws were my absolute favorite when i was younger so this was a delight to watch ^^
You can buy jelly straws/tubes at Asian markets in America also :)
Hi Emmy! I love your videos so much, I can't wait until the next one!
3:58 - 4:11 That was so satisfying
Hi from Toronto!! I've watched all your videos !! 💖
Thanks!
My son(and my self) love these! But I never thought of making them. I will attempt this(:
also maybe using a baby medicine syringe might help putting them in the straw better.
OMG, They look so cute. 😄
Who else is addicted to Emmy's videos?
These are so pretty! I love your videos. Just found your channel a few weeks ago!
Yes to more jelly!
great video. I love how most of the things you post I never heard of lol. but a jello cake would be a great video or those little fruit chew of you could diy that it would be epic
🙌 new idea for party snacks
I was gonna go to sleep...then Emmy uploaded .-.
Same
Same
Alexandra Stephanie
So cute!!
So awesome, very inspiring me !
Love this!!!
0:06 when I enter a cave full of bad guys in a rpg
I've been trying to grow a decent moostache!
Though I wouldn't recommend using the tubes for storage if you're flying, because airport security find it pretty suspicious, and they will raid your bag and search you.
These are so cool!