Stomach-churning film shows gory reality of how gummy lollies are made
Gummy lollies might be delicious, but a stomach-churning video may help you to kick the sugar habit if you're trying to.
BEWARE GRAPHIC: This video shows the graphic gelatin making process, the key ingredient in gummy lollies.
Belgian filmmaker Alina Kneepkens has produced a short film which depicts the process of how gummy candy is made, in reverse.
In the video, tiny watermelon lollies bounce around on a factory line.
In reverse, pork skin is boiled, dried and ground up to create the gristly-like texture.
As it goes on the footage becomes more graphic, showing hundreds of pigs being blow-torched.
Pig skin is sliced off and transported in the video - which Kneepkens described as "a true eye opener".
"I saw quite a few slaughter houses and examples of both industrial and artisan food production," she said on her website.
Here is the full video.
