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

I bought these years ago at a local chocolate shop and the taste is so close to the real stuff that you can easily get carried away. However, they may cause embarrassing intestinal distress which happened to a man on my job for whom I bought a small bag. He said he had found out that he was diabetic and I thought it would be a nice gesture to get some for him, since he could not have chocolates like the ones I got for another person there. I assumed he had been given necessary dietary information and there was also in fine print on the bag, "may cause laxative effect". Unfortunately, I guess they were so good he did not see the warning. I did apologize and since then, I always ask a person's knowledge of an item. So, be forewarned and limit your intake.

It was the same great taste as the regular Jelly Belly with their fun variety and at a quarter the calories. First tried it at the pharmacy, but the prices there were ridiculous even on sale. Getting them here was a deal. Just be careful if this is your first time with sugar free, because yes it's addictive but as with anything that is sugar free it can have the reported laxative effect. But as long as you keep that in mine and know how many you can have they make a swell sometimes treat.

They could use a tad more flavor, but they are still pretty good. They are jelly beans. So, if your favorite candy was jelly belly jelly beans, you will like this healthier substitute.

I have been taking this product for several months and it's a great product, I have already ordered the next four (4) bags.

best laxatives on the market, it starts with a warning, even after like 8. your gut will rumble like a monster truck rally. but boys, one time i had a handful, for safety reasons the fda and cia and my plumber have advised nobody ever try this again. it came out so powerfully i levitated, like a jet pack of juicy pear fuel. if you want to scare your neighbors and get revenge on your dogs, this is the product for you.

They are OK. A little too waxy IMO and not nearly as flavorful as regular ones, but will do in a pinch is you are looking for sugarless alternatives

Pros:Sugar free, small beans and looks tastyCons:Brittle so it falls apart in the bag, tastes like cardboard and I had no idea it was made with Maltitol and causes;Gastrointestinal Issues: Bloating, gas, and diarrhea are the most frequently reported side effects. This is due to maltitol being a sugar alcohol that can be poorly absorbed in the intestines.Laxative Effect: High doses may lead to a laxative effect, especially in individuals sensitive to sugar alcohols.Blood Sugar Impact: While maltitol has a lower glycemic index than regular sugar, it can still affect blood sugar levels, so individuals (myself) with diabetes should monitor their intake.Moderation: It is advisable to consume maltitol in moderation to minimize side effects.Individuals with digestive issues (I had about 1 1/2 feet of intestines removed) or diabetes should consult a healthcare professional before incorporating maltitol into their diet.

My Pop is diabetic and eats super healthy, I like to get him a treat once in a while and these fit the bill. Fruity and no sugar!