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

I order these over and over again. My family loves them and I can't keep them for long. I wish they were available in a family size jar or something larger. We're watching our sugar intake and these jelly beans are perfect for snacking. Absolutely love them, except the black licorice and popcorn flavors. I go through and throw out those. They are pricey but so are most sugarfree products.

Pear flavor not the best but I appreciate sugar free and they taste good

I love the flavors of the jelly beans a good variety. I wish they had a least another flavor pack too just for a little more change up with the sugar free etc. But they are great tasting. and I am glad they let you know if you eat too many it will give you the gastrointestinal issues. A lot of brands absolutely don't tell you, you figure it out first hand LOL. Will purchase again! I saw so many people giving bad reviews for the stomach issues. That is a you issue not a Jelly Belly issue they CLEARLY state that you need to be vary. Reading seems so foreign to people these days.

Great flavor,sweet, but found an unknown flavor which was not nice.🙄 Thought Jelly Belly was zero sugar. The alcohol content is a little higher than I am used to. I only read all ingredients on the bag. As far as sugar goes, it is sugar free. Calorie intake is low for a 2,000 calorie diet. Nice snack with a coffee.

I buy these and bag them up in individual serving sizes in snack baggies so I can have something sweet once in awhile without sugar. I only eat this occasionally because of the health warnings on Splenda. Emerging research, including reviews from Cleveland Clinic, indicate that sucralose may alter the gut microbiome. It can reduce beneficial gut bacteria, potentially leading to systemic inflammation or digestive discomfort. So, you cannot sit down and eat handfuls of this stuff at a time. Read the label on the bag. There's a big warningright on the front of the bag at the bottom and in addition, on the back of the bag underneath the nutrition facts. People just like to look at pictures and don't take the time to read... you should always know what you're putting into your body. The product also contains maltitol. Maltitol is highly likely to trigger diarrhea, and it is much more potent at doing so than Splenda. Maltitol is a sugar alcohol which is frequently used to sweeten sugar-free candies, and other foods. Your body cannot fully digest it, so it frequently causes a laxative effect. All in all, if you can control yourself, eat an amount according to the what the package label states. It says you should start out with 1/4 serving or less and see how you do on that and then move up from there. I saw some of the reviews that stated that some people think they're product is old because it's cracked and funny looking. Look at the date on the back of the bag and see if it's expired. If it is, send it back to Amazon. If you're not happy with the product, look at the left side on the back of the bag and there is a product guarantee from the company that manufactures Jelly Belly products. For me, the taste is acceptable and solves my sugar craving. I've never had a problem with the consistency nor the condition of the product when I purchased it here on Amazon. However, this is not a product that I would want to eat everyday. Occasionally, maybe one serving a week or less probably wouldn't hurt, but although major health organizations consider Splenda safe in moderation, recent scientific evidence has raised concerns about its long-term health impacts, so you'll have to make your own judgment about what you want to put in your body. Oh, and one more thing - sellers need to stop sticking stickers over the important information on packages. For instance, I would like to see the nutrition facts on the foods that I eat but mine has a sticker plastered right over top of that info, so I have to figure out some way to get it off without spending 20 minutes ripping it to shreds.

I love these jelly beans and one day I was popping them like popcorn, and I do NOT recommend that!! Please adhere to the recommended serving. They will create extremely loose bowels that you may not make it to the bathroom. Just a buyer beware from personal experience 😬

Jelly beans were quite tasty. They are sweetened with Maltitol so for some people that can cause a lot of flatulence and worse. They provided my cravings with a guilt free respite.

Tasty,but almost too sweet.

It tests very bad

The jelly bellys were delicious and i want to order more but they are no longer available :(

Cost to much but good it is hard for us that have to have sugar free, and hurts the wallets.

A couple of hours after eating about twenty beans I had chronic stomach cramps and a very upset stomach. After looking at the ingredients I found that they are sweetened with malitol not Splenda, which is only a minor trace ingredient. Like a lot of people I react strongly to sugar alcohols, I wouldn't have bought them had I known. The taste is also compromised due to the malitol, they taste like dollar store candy.

Love these, but you have to take it easy. Not too many at a time.