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What are wine gums made of?
Wine gums are a type of chewy candy that's typically made from:
* Sugar: The main ingredient, providing sweetness.
* Gelatin: A protein derived from animal collagen, which gives the candy its chewy texture.
* Glucose syrup: Adds moisture and helps to prevent crystallization of sugar.
* Citric acid: Provides tartness and acts as a preservative.
* Flavorings: Various flavors are added, usually fruit-based, with natural or artificial flavorings used.
* Colorings: Colors are added to give the candy its vibrant appearance.
Note: Some wine gum brands may use alternative gelling agents, like pectin or agar-agar, for vegetarian or vegan options.
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