BeanBoozled Jelly Beans 3.5 oz Mystery Bean Dispenser (7th Edition)

This game is a pretty serious one. The bad flavors aren't just some goofy bad jelly bean... if you have a weak stomach you will throw up. I'm a trooper so I played plenty rounds of this game, but dry heaved or threw up just about every time. The dirty bandage flavor tastes like scabs, puss, and blood mixed with some cleaning supplies. The wet dog flavor tastes like somebody pulled a muddy dog out of a lake and shaved clumps of its psoriasis patches into your mouth. I wish I were exaggerating. Kudos to the chemists who made these hyper-realistic flavors, y'all did an amazing job. Only downside about the game itself is that while playing I got 2 good jelly beans and 10 bad ones (2 sessions of playing). I guess that could be the luck of the draw, but I think more care should be taken to even out the number of good and bad jellybeans so I'm not expecting to get bamboozled every single time.

My family and I used these jelly beans as “punishments” for games. Loser would have to eat a jelly bean and hope that they didn’t get a nasty flavor. It’s a fun, harmless, and easy punishment idea. I can’t imagine anyone eats this for the heck of it

This was super fun to play with the family

The truth is kids love grossing one another out. Ever since she and her friends tried the Jelly Belly Beanboozled line (inspired by the Harry Potter Bertie Bott's Every Flavor Beans) they have been a favorite for slumber parties, so we're constantly picking up refill packs to go with our little spinner game.What's really nice is that Jelly Belly remains committed to the game and has been swapping flavors in and out with each generation, exactly for people like our kiddo. It goes a LONG way towards preventing the game from getting stale and stopping these kids from getting too good at spotting the gross version vs the sweet version of a given jelly bean appearance.And while this obviously isn't the most cost-effective way to buy Jelly Belly's, I'll say this: the kids eat the beans considerably slower than would a normal pack of Jelly Belly's that in terms of how much time they get in entertainment from $11 (at time of review) for what really isn't more than a handful of jelly beans is kind of crazy.This pack alone probably lasted 4-5 tweenagers about 2-3 hours as they would make a big thing of each jelly bean "reaction" and post the videos as they played. I'm not a huge fan of tweenagers posting videos, but as far as harmless things go, this is right up there.***Overall Value***In the hands of the right kids who make the most of each bean, these refill packs are hours of entertainment for an insanely cheap price.

This was a lot of fun! Still have quite a few left but have bamboozled quite a few already. The inside seems a bit smelly but the good ones treat nice and the bad ones taste as they should lol.

Interesting concept but a lot of the beans were kind of gross tasting and the lift up top frequently got stuck trying to dispense multiple beans and would not go all the way down. There is also no way to latch the top down just a cover for the dispensing hole. If the cannister falls over or top inside section gets accidently lifted this results in the top having beans stuck in the top dispensing area and unable to close.

We ordered this for a party game when we held Friendsgiving last year. It was an instant hit! The flavors definitely make things interesting. If you're wanting a low cost party game then i'd go with theses!

This review is for "BeanBoozled Jelly Beans 3.5 oz Mystery Bean Dispenser (7th Edition)"These jelly beans are so gross and I love it. The dispenser adds an element of terror somehow, like whatever comes up is the one you eat, no picking and choosing. The flavors are half disgusting and half delicious. Don't make the mistake of trying to sniff the opening because all the flavors combined smell stomach turning. Not for the easy queasy folks.