Jelly Belly Sugar Free - 8.25 oz Bag - Official, Genuine, Straight from the Source

Got these for my mom since she is a diabetic so she can still have a sweet treat

I just received these jelly beans today. I didn't see the warning label on the front in the picture because it's so blurry and small. It tells you that "consumption may cause stomach discomfort and or laxative effect". Also none of the pictures on Amazon or anywhere in the description for this bag of jelly beans does it say what flavors are included. I don't know who likes buttered popcorn and black licorice mixed in with your nice fruity flavors but I sure don't. And of course you can't return them because of the food restrictions. These were a "Total waste of money".

They are made with sweeteners.If you gobble 8 oz down you will pay a gastrointestinal price.Same jelly belly taste.Just eat a few at a time, it takes about an hour to kick it your gut.Dietetic, they are NOTDiabetics enjoy.

I’m very very bummed that these just didn’t work out! They were wicked expensive. Jelly Belly beans are usually some what expensive but the real ones are worth the money. I decided to try the sugar free ones! Total let down! The do not taste good at all! They have a very wierd after taste. Consistency is way off. And they totally messing up my stomach! Super bummed as I really wanted to love these! Such a shame! Will not be buying these again!

These are good but don’t eat too much lol. They will make you go potty for sure. These are very good and very tasty.

Pretty good product. Just too expensive for what you receive.

I have always loved Jelly Beans and am so glad I can get them sugar-free.

Sugar is addictive, some say more addictive than cocaine. We know that it's possible to develop Type 2 diabetes as an adult. So it's natural to hit mid-life and start making lifestyle choices without completely compromising fun snacks. Sugar Free Jelly Bellies are not the answer. I'd heard that the main ingredient (seriously, it's the first two ingredients) Maltitol can make you gassy. I had read the HILARIOUS reviews of the volcano fire ass that the sugar free Haribo gummy bears gave people. I scoffed, surrounded in the bubble of my own hubris. Surely, surely I would be the exception. Nevermind that my gallbladder free body has been dealing with IBS the last several years and doesn't digest anything the way it used to. Oh no...I seem to live under the misperception that I still have the gastrointestinal strength of my 20's. I do not. The amount of gas that developed in my poor overwrought intestines could have fueled the Hindenburg. If I went to float in a lake, my bouyancy would be unparalleled. The pain was only exceeded by childbirth, and possibly the gallstones that forever changed me. All this to describe the end results, but not the flavor, which definitely left something to be desired. The flavors that I was expected were a ghost of the original. A hint of the classics, but in no way meeting expectations. The texture was...something. Waxy yet chalky texture, which in and of itself is an odd combination. Jelly Belly...you did me dirty.