Jelly Belly does produce a Soda Pop Shoppe line of Jelly Beans. It uses A&W Root Beer, A&W Cream Soda, Orange Crush, Grape Crush, 7-Up, and Dr. Pepper.

Ever wondered how they make the cream soda-flavored Jelly Belly jelly beans taste like something you'd sip from a can? Or how they get that tiny Jelly Belly signature on every single bean? Or how ...

An aggrieved candy man claims the Jelly Belly Company has been souring his reputation as the creator of the sweet treat. David Klein says he’s the “original founder” of the Fairfield, Ca ...

Thanks to a company's bold decision to experiment with dozens of flavors, your taste buds will never get bored when you munch ...

Jelly Belly creator sour over lost legacy but ... for Garvey Nut when he dreamed up a mini version with shells and insides that would burst with flavors like cream soda and watermelon — exotic ...

2. Jelly Belly’s caramel apple. Image: Giphy It’s kind of amazing that these little beauties faded away into the sunset. With a taste like those sour apple-caramel suckers, they were a nice ...

Those mini jelly beans inspired the first eight flavors of Jelly Belly beans created in 1976: root beer, green apple, licorice, cream soda, lemon, tangerine, very cherry and grape.

The Jelly Belly factory in Fairfield, Calif., is a colossal candy beehive humming with workers, robots and machines turning sugar and fruit into jelly bean bliss. To read more about the factory ...

The founder of The Jelly Belly jelly beans and Tricky Treasures has arranged for gold tickets to be hidden ... (Cream Soda) and blue beans to Washington, D.C. However, at the time there was no ...

It's Battle Gourmet Jelly Bean, featuring flavor-to-flavor match-ups between Gimbal's and Jelly Belly. The Contenders The first Jelly Belly jelly beans were introduced in 1976, and the company now ...

When I was little, I categorically refused to eat Hoppin’ John. At some point I got into my head (I think my dad helped), that Hoppin’ John was not in fact black-eyed peas, but some dude named ...