The Jelly Bean Factory Gourmet Beans Reviews

Jelly beans are addictive. Not many people know that. I have been a jelly bean addict for the past seven years. I first bought them from the handbag in Birmingham where they have the all the flavours for sale in separate containers. I started with the luscious Water melon and worked on to the sour Granny Smith flavour, Pina Colada, ...  Read the complete review

The Jelly Bean Factory Gourmet Beans are sweets which are just like ordinary jelly beans. However, there is a total of 36 different flavours of beans produced: butterscotch, tangerine, pink grapefruit, pomegranate, cinnamon, granny smith apple, english blackberry, banana split, strawberry, blueberry pie, hawaiian pineapple, tropical punch, grape, ...  Read the complete review

Being a vegetarian its difficult to find sweets that do not contain some 'kind of geletine ingredient. I'd never had jelly beans before for this very reason so was really excited to see that The Jelly Bean Factory jelly beans are 'gelatine free'. i immediately bought a box, just a small one incase i did not like them because the price was more ...  Read the complete review

While I was at the video store renting some DVDs for the rainy weather I looked for something tasty to snack on. I spied these jellybeans and realised I hadn't had any jellybeans for years and years and decided to remedy the situation. They were £2 for a tub - I don't know if that is a reflection on video store pricing but it seems rather ...  Read the complete review

When browsing the aisles of Tesco today my eyes spotted a 200g tub of The Jelly Bean Factory Gourmet Beans (36 varieties) and after recently reading a nice positive review on them I decided to pick some up. The tub is a cardboard tub with a polythene seal and a plastic purple lid. The tub is fairly eye catching and displays the usual ...  Read the complete review

My husband and son both have real penchant for sweets, with their particular favourite (at the moment anyway!), being jelly sweets, with that in mind when I went shopping, I saw these on offer and threw them straight into the trolley. The product I will now review is - "The jelly bean factory gourmet beans - 300g ...  Read the complete review

These are great, among my favourite sweets and unfortunately are increasingly hard to find these days! Infact, flavoured helly beans in general seem to be harder to find, and when they can be found, I seem to find the "Jelly Belly" beans instead of these made by the Jelly Bean Factory, which are made in the USA as opposed to in ...  Read the complete review

I picked up a tube of The Jelly Bean Factory gourmet Range of Jelly Beans for 18p, for a 125g tube. Yes you read that right. Just 18p at Asda. I have often seen them about in the shops but would never dream of paying the high price often asked. However at the paltry price of 18p I thought I would give them a try. We used to east Jelly ...  Read the complete review

Gourmet beans by the Jelly Bean Factory are a cut above the average jelly bean, however they are ridiculously expensive, the Jelly Bean Can which I have costs £6.00 in Debenhams, and only contains 400g. There is a reason why they are so expensive though, they have much better flavours than your average jelly bean, and they have a ...  Read the complete review

The Jelly Bean Factory "gormet beans" are sweets, very much like the Jelly Belly beans which you can get, but at a fraction of the price. There aree 36 flavours of bean: Strawberry, Tangerine, Pomegranate, Grape, Granny-Smith, Hawaiian Pineapple, Lemon and Lime, Banana Split, Blueberry Pie, Sour Lemon, Cafe Latte, ...  Read the complete review

The other week they were selling these on approvedfood.co.uk at five 45g packets for just £2. I have eaten these on the very rare occasion in the past but I can't justify the cost so usually stick to the supermarkets own brands. After trying to explain to my husband that these are one of the biggest and best name brands of jelly beans that I've ...  Read the complete review

Jelly Beans have always been a firm favourite for me; there's something about a sweet that can be chewed into a big blob in your mouth that does it for me. I like the way you can buy cheap brands, and that's always put me off the ridiculously priced Jelly Bean Factory, which is a kind of god-like Jelly Bean range that costs around ...  Read the complete review