Brach's Speckled Jelly Beans, Springtime Easter Candy, 7oz

There may be a person who does not like Jelly Beans....but I do not know them. The flavour is unimportant, there's something satisfying about popping one, or more, into your mouth then feeling it melt to the smooth, slightly sticky interior. These have a more subdued taste which is quite alright. Oh, and like another candy, these also melt deliciously in your mouth...

I love these They taste good too I like them better than the original, but I would love for y'all to get back all red also and the lifesaver ones

Reminds me of the jelly beans and gum drops from when I was little late 60s to early 70s. Brachs had several sweets my grandmother purchased from gum drops to chocolate bridge mix and chocolate covered raisins and chocolate covered nuts,

These jelly beans taste great and have a nice mix of flavors. Good texture and just the right amount of sweetness. Perfect for a snack or to share. Good quality and a great seasonal treat. I'd buy them again.

Grandkids loved their Easter treats this year from Walmart. JellyBeans always a fav. Brachs is our go to for most of their candy and WM is the place with right price.

Pretty gross. The last 1/3 of this bag got thrown away. We recently did a jelly bean shootout, and here are the results in order from best to worst: 1. Starburst original Jelly Beans 2. Sour Patch Kids Jelly Beans 3. Skittles JB's 4. Sour Patch Watermelon JB's 5. Starburst seasonal flavors (faveReds and spring) 6. Nerds JB's 7. SweetTarts JB's 8. Brach's Original 9. Jelly Belly 49 flavors (some of these are good, but some are so bad) 10. Jolly Rancher JB's 11. Brach's Speckled Jelly Beans

I haven't bought these in a while because candy has gotten so expensive, but needed these for a table decor. Not only is the bag half the size it was in the past, the cost is more than double for so few. But the real problem is the candy - tasteless sugar balls with a thick, hard candy shell that reminds you of those nasty, large egg-shaped Easter candies with the hard shell and some type of nougat inside. The candy that was big and cheap so it filled up the Easter baskets, but kids left them till they had no other choice but to eat them. Yeah, that's what these are like, only expensive miniature versions.

Service from Walmart was abysmal. Ordered 6 items - only 3 were delivered. The chat bot / AI experience was AWFUL! I finally got live person in chat - promised refund for items not delivered - 10 days later have not received credit Paid for delivery fee - Walmart did not refund - gave me credit for future delivery (but - guess what - don't want future delivery after this mess

I think I got these "jellybeans" confused with another Brach's Jelly Bean I had ordered in the past. The ones I had ordered previously qualified as at least having flavor. These do not. They are edible, but so would be plain white sugar, if you added water to it, formed it into a bean-shaped thing, dropped diluted food coloring on it, and let it dry out overnight. That's what these taste like. Crunchy nuggets of nothing. They have the tiniest trace of what might be fruit flavor. I'm certain nothing remotely resembling real fruit ever came within ten miles of these things. These so-called jellybeans are the equivalent of the Halloween candy you threw away immediately when sorting your Trick or Treat haul. This is what was lurking in the antique candy dish at that cheap relative's house everyone dreads visiting for any holiday, because you would be required to eat at least one or two of whatever horrible item they had put in that dish "just to be polite." Save your dollars, and buy ANYTHING else. I am certain whatever that is would be more of a jellybean experience than whatever these things are.

COMPLETELY OVERPRICED! The bag was only half full for over $7!!! Why when other Brachs candies are around $2.50?? Really dissatisfied. I can get them for half the price on Amazon and maybe even get full bags.