Ever popped a gummy in your mouth and thought, What is all this flavor? That’s in part because some gummies use exotic fruits like dragon fruit or lychee. Brands do this in order to compete in a crowded market, to get the attention of adventurous eaters who are curious to try something they haven’t had

Japanese knotweed is a ‘cool’ ingredient in gummies as it’s rich in antioxidants such as resveratrol and has a tart, rhubarb-like flavor that will be hard to forget. It’s also an invasive plant, so eating it makes it a sustainability play. But why should you care? Now, think about a gummy that would not only

Gummies make it easier for kids to consume more servings of fruits because, let’s face it, gummies are enjoyable and sweet and takes like candy. They’re a covert way to get kids to eat fruits they’d otherwise shun. But why does this matter? As not all kids are eating as much fruit as they could.

Superfruit gummies can be a fun way to sneak in some vitamins and antioxidants to those picky eaters since they taste similar to candy.  These gummy treats in particular are fantastic for kids (or even adults) who scrunch up their faces at whole fruits or pills. But why does this matter? Cause people, especially kids,

What do parents need to know about gummies to satisfy snack-seekers at school? Gummies can make a fun and healthy(ish) snack for school, but parents should check for product sugar content, ingredient quality and potential hazards — such as THC edibles.  Done correctly, they can be a yummy way to fit some vitamins in skirt

Superfruit gummies for kids can also help boost skin and hair health.  Filled with vitamins, minerals and plant-based nutrients, they encourage the production of collagen and keratin, which are crucial for radiant complexions and shiny, full hair. Just how do these chewy treats work their magic, though? We want to try to size it up