Jelly can be made from scratch using a juice and / or finely pureed fruit of your choice and thickening it with vegetable gum.

that makes sense, they are very small

Good to see ACCC are finding these products and recalling them

Why does the fact they contain konjac mean they are a choking hazard? that wasn’t clear

Oh gosh this is just terrible news

I have never let my kids have these because of the choking hazard.

These jellies look very unappealing. I’m surprised that there is even a market for them.

Thanks for the update

Thanks for the heads up. I’m vegetarian and don’t like using jelly. Most jellies are full of colours and flavours and are super refined anyway.

I like making our own jelly. At least i know it’s safe

Have never seen these jellies. It would have been helpful for the article to advise us what konjac is – guess I’ll just google it

Sounds very dangerous – something to watch for, thanks.

Thanks for the recall notice – have not purchased the jelly in the article.

Never purchased them but thanks for the heads up anyway.

They are not the brand we use but thanks!

good to know. thanks for sharing.

I’ve never seen these on supermarket shelves, but it’s good to know I should avoid them. I notice that they are foreign though, they don’t seem to have high products standards to the level we have

I’ve never purchased this jelly before, but can definitely see how it would be a choking hazard.

I don’t buy these I only buy the aeroplane jelly or the Woolies branded ones