BeanBoozled 1.9oz bag

For what it is, this bag provides great quality fun! My family had a fun time risking the taste and smell of these candies with the chance of getting a nasty one! It was just the right size of bag for the amount we wanted to play it without wasting a bunch of candy or money! Great value for this small size of bag!

Review of: Jelly Belly - BeanBoozled 1.9oz bagThis is one of those situations where the anticipation of what an item would taste like (meaning really, really horrible) was greater than the impact of what the taste was actually like.I originally looked at this bag because it said Jelly Belly, perhaps my all time favorite of all the jelly beans I’ve tried in the past.Then, I saw that it’s the BeanBoozled variety.Which means there are normal flavors in there, but some of the beans are going to be a bit...different.I’ve heard about this collection before but have never tried any … but I thought it would fun (well, maybe not the right word) to experience the ‘different’ beans myself.And, I must say, based on the flavor names, I was really worried that I was going to be spitting out a few.After all, flavors like Burnt Rubber, Wet Dog, Stinky Socks, Toothpaste, Barf, Stink Bug, Booger, Old Bandage, Liver and Onions and Dead Fish don’t actually bring up images in my mind of flavors I just can’t get enough of.But it turns out that the weird flavors are mostly just a bit weird; not really so disgusting that I had to immediately spit them out.And, I found out that most of the time the flavors weren’t immediately apparent (I’ve never tasted Burnt Rubber, for example, so don’t have a begging point of reference) but kind of linger onto my tongue from a more aroma type of perspective. It’s more like the taste of the Burnt Rubber reminds me of what Burnt Rubber smells like … the same goes from most of the other flavors.For example, old bandage does have a bit of what I imagine a bandage would taste like (based on aroma) … but even then the sweetness of the jelly bean mostly covers that up.The only one I really thought was out there was the dead fish. That one was … yeah … not a pleasant taste at all.For a fun, pretty inoffensive, gag gift (no pun intended) this is one to look at … if nothing more to see the expression of someone trying to figure out the flavor and then, finally, figuring it out.Anyhow, pricey but a fun gift for Jelly Belly lovers. Enjoy the anticipation!

BeanBoozled 1.9oz bag: I don't have the game that this bag of gross/weird jelly belly flavors is meant to go with, but I ordered them for a different reason. My family is always eating my candy/sweets, so I can't leave anything out if I actually want to eat it myself. So I put these in a dish on the kitchen counter and left them up for grabs. Based on the fact that only a few were missing when I checked later, I would guess that they each tried a jelly bean or two and ate a gross flavor, leaving the rest for me! But they don't want to admit it. So I'm laughing inside and feel confident about being able to keep them out of (some) of my candy going forward. It's a fun gag, though I can't quite bring myself to taste them myself. They are a little expensive for the small amount in the bag, but in my case it was for a good cause. These would also make for a fun gift (white elephant) or something to take to a party with friends (even without the game).

The flavors are quite accurate to their descriptions, you can taste one and if you dont know wha it was right away, once you look to see what it was, its easy to confirm that's exactly what it should taste like.The bag only contains only 1.9 ounces of jelly beans, which is quite small to me.I think they are a bit pricey, but it is fun while it lasts. If you're seeking something different to add for a family game night, a larger version of this would be perfect; you'll get lots of laughs and plenty of funny expressions.

BeanBoozled jelly beans are a unique product that combines familiar Jelly Belly flavors with a twist of disgustingly named flavors. The variety pack contains both traditional and bizarrely-named flavors, ranging from pleasant to absolutely vile. The gimmick of this product is the surprise element; consumers do not know which flavor they will get until they taste it. Some of the truly strange flavors include Burnt Rubber, Dead Fish, Barf, Stinky Socks, and Booger.The beans are designed for amusement rather than enjoyment, serving as a fun game or gag gift. The small bag size of 1.9 ounces is sufficient to provide a few jelly beans per person but may not be enough for extended consumption. Despite the small quantity, consumers appreciate the entertainment value of these bizarrely-named flavors.Although some of the flavors are off-putting and intended to disgust, they are surprisingly inoffensive when tasted. Overall, BeanBoozled jelly beans provide an entertaining twist on traditional confections and serve as a memorable conversation starter or party game.

Well, the picture of the back of the package tells the whole story. Most of the bean colors have disgusting names. That would be a funny gift for the right person. I ate about a half dozen, trying to match them to the pictures. They all tasted about the same—nothing reminiscent of the names, but none of them very good. I’ve had enough. These are for joking, not for actually eating.

These are a blast when hanging out with friends or family. The unpredictability keeps everyone on their toes, as you never know if you'll get a delicious flavor or one that's... let's just say, less than pleasant. It’s hilarious watching everyone's reactions, especially when someone gets a bean that’s not quite what they expected. This little game adds an element of surprise to any gathering.