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President Reagan's jelly beans. Then-presidential candidate Ronald Reagan carries bowl of jelly beans around to passengers aboard a jet flying Reagan and his entourage back to Los Angeles in 1980.

We found juicy jelly bean trivia every candy lover needs to know Do you know your jelly bean facts? Ask most people what they ...

When Governor Reagan became president, the Herman Goelitz Candy Company, a.k.a Jelly Bellys (the chief executive’s choice of jelly bean), saw its sales double to $18 million in just one year’s ...

Ronald Reagan ordered three-and-a-half tons of Jelly Belly jelly beans for his 1981 inauguration, and the candy maker crafted a new flavor just for the event.

As we cruise into this month in which we honor American presidents, it seems only fitting that one of the first we’ll think about is the one who left a lasting mark right here in Temecula and ...

Ronald Reagan ordered three-and-a-half tons of Jelly Belly jelly beans for his 1981 inauguration, and the candy maker crafted a new flavor just for the event. Among the 3.5 tons of jelly beans at the ...

Ronald Reagan ordered three-and-a-half tons of Jelly Belly jelly beans for his 1981 inauguration, and the candy maker crafted a new flavor just for the event. Credit: Björn Wylezich - stock.adobe.com ...

Ronald Reagan ordered three-and-a-half tons of Jelly Belly jelly beans for his 1981 inauguration, and the candy maker crafted a new flavor just for the event. Credit: Björn Wylezich - stock.adobe.com ...

Ronald Reagan ordered three-and-a-half tons of Jelly Belly jelly beans for his 1981 inauguration, and the candy maker crafted a new flavor just for the event. Credit: Björn Wylezich - stock.adobe.com ...

Ronald Reagan ordered three-and-a-half tons of Jelly Belly jelly beans for his 1981 inauguration, and the candy maker crafted a new flavor just for the event. Credit: Björn Wylezich - stock.adobe.com ...