How to Make Sea Moss Gel at Home: A Complete Guide
Step-by-step guide to making sea moss gel at home — from rinsing and soaking dried sea moss to blending, storing, and using the finished gel.
How to Make Sea Moss Gel
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Making sea moss gel at home is simple: rinse, soak, blend and chill. Our step-by-step guides show you how to make it, how to store it and how to tell when a batch is past its best. Short on time? Our ready-made gels are made fresh in small batches.
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How to Make Sea Moss GelOur classic step-by-step method.Read the guide →The Complete At-Home GuideSoaking times, ratios and flavor ideas.Read the guide →Storage & Shelf LifeHow to keep your gel fresh for longer.Read the guide →Has Your Gel Gone Bad?The signs to look for and what to do.Read the guide →Wildcrafted vs Farm-RaisedWhat the difference actually is.Read the guide →How to Use Your GelSmoothies, drinks, tea, food and recipes.Get ideas →
Quick methodRinse 1 oz of dried sea moss, soak 12–24 hours, rinse again, blend with 1–1½ cups of fresh water and chill until set.
StorageKeep gel refrigerated in a clean glass jar, use a clean spoon and enjoy within 2–4 weeks. Freeze extra in an ice cube tray.
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How to Make Sea Moss Gel at Home: Step-by-Step Guide (2 Methods)
During your browsing you may realize that there are quite a few methods of making/preparing Sea Moss gel. While it may be considered a relatively simple process to do, it basically narrows down to two specific ways – soak and blend or boil and blend. Those are the 2 methods I’ll be looking at here with you, so let’s go!