Healthy marshmallows

Refined sugar free, paleo, and GAPS friendly healthy homemade marshmallows. Perfect for roasting, adding to your morning coffee, or enjoying alone.

One of the best things of summer is campfires with homemade naturally-sweetened marshmallows. This simple recipe is healthy and nourishing!

As a young child, was there any food more fun than marshmallows?

These easy homemade healthy marshmallows have no corn syrup and are made with just 3 simple ingredients. Sweetened with honey and thickened with protein-rich gelatin, this homemade marshmallow recipe offers the same nostalgic texture as store-bought marshmallows but with a wholesome and nourishing twist. You'll love these irresistibly soft and fluffy pillows of sweetness - perfect to top your hot cocoa or roast over a cozy fire.

Made with honey and grass-fed gelatin. These marshmallows are healthy, delicious and easy to make! Gluten-free, dairy-free, and Paleo! This recipe makes around 54 healthy marshmallows! #marshmallows #homemademarshmallows #glutenfreerecipes

These gut-healing marshmallows (unlike the store-bought ones) are free of artificial sweeteners, chemicals, and common allergens. They’re surprisingly good-for-you!

These gluten-free homemade marshmallows are gluten-free, paleo and free of refined sugar and corn syrup. They're so easy to make and super delicious!

So, you wanna know if there is a “healthy” marshmallow recipe, huh? Well it’s gonna cost you. Just kidding! I wouldn’t do that to you guys! There is such a thing as a “healthier” marshmallow recipe when you go ingredient by ingredient, and making it yourself at home definitely puts the power in your hands...

Homemade marshmallows without corn syrup! These delicious, fluffy marshmallows are made using honey. Gelatin provides helps gut health.

These Low Calorie Marshmallows are just 11 calories and so fun to make!I used my favorite all-natural zero calorie sweetener to make these, but if you wanted to make them with regular white sugar and regular powdered sugar, they would still be just 35 calories!Special Tip: I like to use kitchen scissors to cut these healthy marshmallows out, but you could use a knife too. If you wet the blade it won't stick as much, making cutting much easier.