Gelatin-Free Candy
Gelatin-free candy is easier to find on a Swedish wall than an American one, because starch and gum arabic do the work that gelatin does elsewhere. Every candy on this page is marked gelatin-free by its maker, and each product page carries the full ingredient list so you can check the detail that matters to you.
81 candies on this shelf
Bubs Cool Cola Skull
Bubs Raspberry Lemon Skull
Bubs Banana Toffee
Bubs Wild Berry & Pomegranate
Bubs Fruity Pear Ovals
Bubs Tutti Frutti Diamond
Bubs Bubblegum Skull
Forest Berries
Lonka Soft Caramel
Zoo Sour Monkeys
Sour Cola Pacifiers
Dals Cream Toffee
Fruit Lips
Caramel Belts
Mango Belts
S-Märke Fizzy Cola
S-Märke Sour Apple
S-Märke Sour Cherry
Wild Strawberry Belts
Giant Caramel Chews
Red/Raspberry Dogs
Center Original
Kexchoklad Mini
Lys Milk Chocolate Shapes
Plopp Original Mini
Tutti Frutti Original
Tutti Frutti Passion
Tutti Frutti Rings
Tutti Frutti Sour Melon
Dumle Original
Fazermint
Marianne
Punch Cones
Sour Raspberry Twins
Blueberry Clusters
Strawberry Clusters
Sour Melon Clusters
Candy Necklaces
Candy Necklaces (Wrapped)
Sour Pastel Fish
Gott & Blandat Giants Sour
Mallorca Mix
Sour Seashells
Watermelon Slices
Strawberry Bottles
Pear Bottles
Wild Strawberry Bottles
Karmella Original
Red Ammo
Karmella Sweet & Salty
Sour Lips
Orange Slice
Sweet Licorice Bites
Sour Watermelon Pieces
Sour Strawberry Pieces
Licorice Rolls
TipTop Bites
Piggelin
Sandwich
Dumle Licorice
Salty Licorice Coins
Large Cola Bottles
Real Pastel Fish
Fruxo Lollipop
Gott & Blandat Giants
Gold Coins Euro
Zoo Lollipop
Sour Pear Twins
S-Märke Sour Blue Raspberry
S-Märke Sour Lemon Raspberry
S-Märke Sour Watermelon
Tyrkisk Peber
Fazer Skolkritor
Marabou Mini Chocolate
Daim Mini
Dumle Strawberry
Luxury Fruit Mix
Sour Blueberry Raspberry Skull
Sour Apple Skull
Pim Pim Lollipop
Giant Karamelguf
Mix these into your own bag
Every candy on this shelf goes into the same custom bag, picked piece by piece and weighed by the pound.
Sweets without gelatin, by the pound
Starch instead of gelatin
Most of this shelf is set with starch rather than gelatin, which is why it eats differently from an American gummy: a shorter, cleaner bite instead of a long stretch. A handful use gum arabic, the old way of making a hard-shelled sweet, and one uses fruit pectin. Bubs whips its foam with potato protein, which is how the most shared candy of the decade turned out to be gelatin-free without trying. Worth knowing, though: foam is not a safe bet by itself, and plenty of Swedish skum candy does use gelatin, so go by this shelf rather than by texture. Sour pieces, toffee, licorice and chocolate fill out the rest.
Gelatin-free is not the same as vegan
This is the distinction worth reading carefully, because a lot of shops blur it. Of the candies on this shelf, roughly half are also marked vegan and roughly half are not: they contain milk, butterfat, beeswax or carmine, none of which is gelatin. If your reason for avoiding gelatin is that you do not eat animal ingredients at all, use the vegan shelf instead, because it is the stricter filter. If gelatin itself is the thing you are avoiding, this page is the complete list and the toffee and chocolate are back on the table.
Enough range for a whole bag
There is no compromise bag here. Sour pieces are the biggest group on this shelf, then chocolate and toffee, then gummies, foam, licorice and a few hard candies, so a two pound bag of gelatin-free candy can be built entirely from this page and still taste like a proper pick and mix rather than a short list of what was left. Mix it in the builder piece by piece, from half a pound up to two pounds a bag, and we weigh and pack it by hand in Boca Raton. One thing we will not print: halal. No certification exists for this range, and gelatin-free is not the same claim, so we leave it alone rather than imply something we cannot back.
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