Jelly Belly Sugar-Free Jelly Beans – 8.25 oz Bag

Name: Jelly Belly Sugar-Free Jelly Beans – 8.25 oz Bag
Brand: Jelly Belly
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Jelly Belly Sugar-Free Jelly Beans 8.25 oz bag

Now you can have the fun of Jelly Belly beans without the sugar. They use a special recipe to cook-up their Sugar-Free Jelly Belly beans, so they’re loaded with flavor. Included are ten of their most popular flavors: Buttered Popcorn, Sizzling Cinnamon, Tangerine, Green Apple, Juicy Pear, Licorice and others. Net weight 8.25 oz. per box. This candy contains about the same number of calories per gram as sugar-based candy and is not low-calorie.

Jelly Belly Sugar-Free Jelly Beans Nutrition Facts

Serving Size 35 Pieces (40g)
Servings Per Container About 2
Calories 80
Total Fat 0g
Sodium 0mg
Total Carbohydrates 37g*
Dietary Fiber 8g*
Sugar Alcohol 25g*
Protein 0g

Ingredients: Maltitol, polydextrose, maltitol syrup, modified food starch, contains 2% or less of the following: sucralose, citric acid, natural and artificial flavors, color added, blue 2 lake, yellow 5 & 6 lake, yellow 5 & 6, red 40, red 40 lake, blue 1, tapioca dextrin, beeswax, carnauba wax, confectioner’s glaze, salt.

* Net Carbs as listed by the manufacturer on the label = 4 grams per seving.

WARNING: Consumption may cause stomach discomfort and/or a laxative effect. Individual tolerance will vary; we suggest starting with 8 beans or less.

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