Thankfully Nourished Australian Gelatin

Gelatin is found in traditional diets through bone-broths, slow cooked organ meats, soups and stews. Unfortunately, modern diets are incredibly deficient in gelatin and as a result digestive problems are on the rise.

Gelatin is a great source of amino acids, particularly glycine, proline and lysine, all of which play a role in maintaining a healthy gut and digestive system.

Forutnately it's really easy to add gelatin back into our diets by incorporating traditional foods (such a bone broths) back into our diet and through high quality gelatin powder. Add it to smoothies or make delicious gummies, jellies and desserts!

Thankfully, our Gelatin is:

• Sourced from grass-fed, free range Australian cattle
• Made in Australia from 100% Australian ingredients
• Glyphosate free
• Sourced from beef cattle that are BSE free
  
• Free from hormones including rBGH
• Free from antibiotics
• Halal certified ingredients
• Gluten, dairy and soy free
• Non-GMO
• Perfect for making jelly and gummy bears
• Often used in gut-healing protocols
• Easy to use - dissolves and gels easily without clumping

You can view our latest test results here.

Mango Gummies

• 1/2 cup pureed mango
• 1/2 cup coconut water (or water)
• 2 tbsp gelatin powder (30g)
• 6 drops monk fruit concentrate

1. Puree fruit with liquid (coconut water, water or apple juice)
2. Place fruit into a small sauce pan
3. Sprinkle over with gelatin powder and allow to sit for 5 minutes for gelatin to bloom.
4. Whisk over low-medium heat until gelatin is dissolved. Do not let it boil
5. Pour mixture into moulds and place in fridge to set for 1-2 hours or firm to touch
6. Remove from moulds. Store in an air tight container in fridge

Suggested Use:
Use in cooking as desired.

Storage:
Store in a cool, dry place.

Is Thankfully Nourished Gelatin grass-fed and finished?

Thankfully Nourished gelatin is derived from the hides of Australian beef cattle that are free range and 100% grass fed for the duration of their life on the farm. Grains are not a part of their diet at all. Under this broader definition, it is "grass finished". However, to be absolutely strict on the claim "grass finished" it means the cattle are not to be fed grains ever.

In the case of Thankfully Nourished Australian gelatin, the journey the cattle take from the farm to the abattoir may be a few days and in that time they are very likely to be fed some GMO-free grain since they are not grazing and they need to eat!

In our opinion, this does not change the ethical treatment of the cattle nor does it affect the finished gelatin in any way. However, in order to be absolutely transparent, because there is that small window of time not on grass, we do not claim grass-finished. To the best of our knowledge there is no one yet making Australian gelatin that is 100% grass-fed and grass-finished.