Jelly Belly Sugar Free Jelly Beans, Assorted Flavors, 2.8-Ounce Bags (Pack of 12)

Ever sitting there watch TV and have a hankering for something sweet? Then you realize, you have that backed up feeling. WELL, I have the product for you! Jelly Belly has really come through for us. You open the box from Amazon to reveal those mouth watering bags of deliciousness. You can't help yourself! You rip the package open and start to devour! All the amazing flavors come through, just like the regular beans. Sinfully delicious! You look down and realize half the packet is gone. "Better save the rest for tomorrow", you say in your head. Back to your binge watching on Paramount +. Two hours go by, and you start to realize that something has changed. There's a rumbling feeling in your belly. "Naw, its nothing" you say and go about your evening chores. Everything is clean now in the kitchen and living room. Time for bed. You get distracted by the pages of useless e-mails to delete and now, there is a sale on Amazon. Two hours flies by and you can feel the rumbling sensation has moved, leaving you with an immense pressure that must be relieved. You think, "this is a dangerous proposition" as you head for the toilet only to realize that you may not make it! RUN FORREST RUN! You burst through the door while simultaneously trying to peel off your clothes. You made it and feel happy knowing that all is well. Fifteen minutes later, you are regretting your earlier joy as you feel like internal organs have been pushed from your body. You sit there recounting your day wondering, "What caused this???" During your break between sessions, you find the packaging for those yummy delicious Jelly Belly's and see the WARNING. "WARNING: Consumption may cause stomach DISCOMFORT and/or a LAXATIVE effect. Individual tolerance will vary; we suggest starting with 8 beans or less."

I don't understand what is going on . Last two orders have look like this. Dried out and cracked open less flavor. I checked jelly belly website. Their 12 packs are not a lot more in price. And free shipping. If you buy their 10 pack 8.25 oz. Cheaper. I have bought these for a few years, first issue. Pictures tell story. Thanks for time reading

This is one where I should have read a little deeper, but being Jelly Belly's I didn't think I had to. It's Jelly Belly's for crying out loud! BUT... these were just terrible. It was mostly a texture/quality issue. I love Jelly Belly's, and this is the first time I've tried the Sugar-Free version. So, I don't know if I got a bad batch, or if this is a trait of the Sugar-Free version, but these were very stale, waxy, and not satisfying at all. The flavors were just okay... it's just they were very stale and cracked.Also~ And this is my dumb-a$$, but when I saw "Sweetened by Splenda" I thought these were safe to enjoy. I have eatened sugar-free licorice sweetened with sorbitol with full knowledge that sorbitol is used as a laxative in the medical field, so I was careful and never had any issues. I thought this "Splenda" version of Jelly Belly's would be safe. Boy was I wrong. After just one bag, I could have had a colonoscopy by the afternoon. I was that cleaned out. But like I said, that's my mistake. Just be aware if you get these, you need to enjoy them sparingly. For some reason, these are not returnable, so I have 11 unopened bags now... I can tell you, I'll be taking my time with them

I wanted to find a low calorie and low-fat substitute for my favorite candy, Jelly Belly Beans. I do not have diabetes, but I have had weight loss surgery, but still my cravings for a sweet treat continue. These beans have all of the flavor of the original Jelly Bellies, very fruity and satisfying. The texture is different, chewier and longer lasting in the mouth, but I consider that a good diet strategy since it takes a while to chew and keeps me from that mindless eating that I tend to do while watching tv or sitting at the computer. I can savor one jelly belly for a few minutes before trying the next flavor. I am hooked and have ordered several boxes now. Give them a try if you fight the cravings as I do. You will be satisfied.

These taste great! So good, actually, that my brain told me it was too good to be true. Sure enough it is. These contain maltitol so technically this product is sugar-free. However, diabetics should avoid these; the glycemic index shows maltitol being a sugar alcohol that is too closely related to sugar to be considered sugar-free for a diabetic's needs. Maltitol will cause a spike in insulin and could lead to a glycemic episode. The manufacturer is accurate in stating that the calories of this snack are reduced by substituting maltitol for sugar. That's good news if you're on a diet and want an occasional sweet indulgence. You should probably stick to an Apple though ;). Maltitol can also cause gastrointestinal discomfort (its a great idea to have a toilet nearby and accessible).Happy munching.

For a SF candy, these are really good. Texture and sweetness just like the sugared kind. Taste maybe not as strong and yet pleasing. SF Jelly Belly's would have gotten five stars all day, but...I ordered a 12 pack box the first time knowing I'd love them. UnFortunately, every pack was squished and, I guess stale, because there was very little taste. Ate em anyway because, you know, SF candy. The next pack I got was fresh and very tasty! So, yep, they're good. Just remember to eat in moderation. I cant eat more then a serving of 27 Jelly Bellys a day as I love them but my GI track doesn't love all of the maltitol (sugar alchohol) as a sweetener!

My mother in law has a huge sweet tooth. She was recently diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. She was upset around Easter that she couldn't have jelly beans. So I bought these, added a few extra sf treats and made her an Easter basket. She loved them. I saved a bag for myself, they taste exactly like the original ones.