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Take B12. :vegan-edge:
So as you can see this yields a pretty pleasantly jiggly jelly. Unfortunately I haven't been able to get reliable layer adhesion which you can also see.
This is 0.25% agar and 0.2% guar the latter helps make the gel elastic and reduce weaping, agar alone tends to be brittle. The rest is ~~druid~~ fruit syrup, just boil for a couple of minutes to fully hydrate the agar :)
All science is art and all art has a science to it :p but I take your meaning that certain facts are best, or perhaps only, attainable experientially.
I'll have a play.
Edit: protip for anyone trying this: Check the relative densities of the fluids first lmao