Jelly Belly Jelly Beans in bulk?

[paddyhasneeds]

I seem to have developed a penchent for Morrison's Jelly Beans. When I was a kid Jelly Belly used to be the finest but last time I was in Selfridges I saw they were selling them for about a fiver for a small bag (they also sell Lucky Charms breakfast cereal for seven quid a box though).

The question is, beyond hitting Google does anyone know a cheap place for Jelly Belly?

[MrV]

Costcos works out cheaper.

[nelly1]

Don't Costco do sodding great tubs of them?

[Soovy]

nelly1 said:

Don't Costco do sodding great tubs of them?

Yes

• munch*

[littlegreenfairy]

Costco's are £15 for a kilo.

[paddyhasneeds]

eBay to the rescue again, a little more but I won't have to get off my fat jelly bean eating arse to go to Costco, which is miles away and for which I don't have a card anyway.

Unless this is where the "Fake Chinese Jelly Belly on eBay found to contain mercury" tales emerge..

[chimera40]

Lucky you, I seem to have became addicted to The Jelly Bean, not the morrisons ones but the gourmet ones. They cost a fecking fortune but are just sooo addictive. Got a jar for Chrimbo, cost £22.00, currently on my second Jar.

[soad]

Not a jelly bean person myself. Fruit & nut mix bags (apricots, cashews, raisins, hazelnuts, pecans etc) on the other hand, are so lush.

[littlegreenfairy]

chimera40 said:

Lucky you, I seem to have became addicted to The Jelly Bean, not the morrisons ones but the gourmet ones. They cost a fecking fortune but are just sooo addictive. Got a jar for Chrimbo, cost £22.00, currently on my second Jar.

Costco Jelly Belly Beans are the gourmet ones but just slightly rebranded. Utterly delicious.

[strudel]

littlegreenfairy said:

Costco's are £15 for a kilo.

£14 for 1.8kg to be precise. They may just be on my list

[chimera40]

littlegreenfairy said:

chimera40 said:

Lucky you, I seem to have became addicted to The Jelly Bean, not the morrisons ones but the gourmet ones. They cost a fecking fortune but are just sooo addictive. Got a jar for Chrimbo, cost £22.00, currently on my second Jar.

Costco Jelly Belly Beans are the gourmet ones but just slightly rebranded. Utterly delicious.

I'm off to costco then, can't afford this habbit otherwise

[littlegreenfairy]

strudel said:

littlegreenfairy said:

Costco's are £15 for a kilo.

£14 for 1.8kg to be precise. They may just be on my list

How do you know this?!

st, just realised who you are.

Edited by littlegreenfairy on Tuesday 26th January 18:50

[dudleybloke]

home bargains are doing 400g tubs of jellystone jellybeans for 99p.

loads of flavours and very moorish!

[mybrainhurts]

Anybody know if Costco do Maynards Sours...? And how much they cost, if they do...?

[SirClarke]

soad said:

Not a jelly bean person myself. Fruit & nut mix bags (apricots, cashews, raisins, hazelnuts, pecans etc) on the other hand, are so lush.

You need to go to Costco as well then and buy this:

http://www.costco.com/Browse/Product.aspx?Prodid=1...

Includes - Peanuts, Almonds, Walnuts, Apples, Kiwi, Mangoes, Papaya, Pineapples, Strawberries, Bananas, Cherries, Golden Raisins

It is genuinely awesome, by far the best quality nut/fruit mix I've ever seen.

[soad]

SirClarke said:

You need to go to Costco as well then and buy this:

http://www.costco.com/Browse/Product.aspx?Prodid=1...

Includes - Peanuts, Almonds, Walnuts, Apples, Kiwi, Mangoes, Papaya, Pineapples, Strawberries, Bananas, Cherries, Golden Raisins

It is genuinely awesome, by far the best quality nut/fruit mix I've ever seen.

Thanks for the suggestion, it does look yummy.