Free samples. woot woot!
And a tasting bar, where you could sample any of the flavors. We sampled.
The girls really wanted to trade the van in for this set of wheels.
Saturday, July 5, 2008
Jelly Belly
One the way to Sacramento, we passed the town where Jelly Belly candies are made. Since Brent had two days of work to do, we thought that would be a fun (and delicious) way to pass some time. Nate had already watched the episode of "How It's Made" featuring the Jelly Belly Factory, so he was there to tell us if they skipped any steps. The cooking areas had such an overpowering sweet, sugary smell. I love sweets, but I think working there would seriously curb that habit. (Sign me up for a job!) Unfortunately, cameras weren't allowed where the actually MAKE the candies, but we got some shots before and after.
Free samples. woot woot!
And a tasting bar, where you could sample any of the flavors. We sampled.
The girls really wanted to trade the van in for this set of wheels.
Free samples. woot woot!
And a tasting bar, where you could sample any of the flavors. We sampled.
The girls really wanted to trade the van in for this set of wheels.
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enjoyed your article....thank you...I am the man who invented the Jelly Belly back in 1976. A documentary is being made on my life by Costa Botes and should be out soon.....A clip can be seen on www.candyinventor.com David Klein
My brother got married in Vacaville last weekend. I wanted to go here but we ended up doing an up one day back home the next. Too bad.
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