Jelly Belly BeanBoozled Jelly Beans Spinner Gift Box, 5th Edition, 3.5 Ounce (Pack of 1)

I bought these for my six year old who randomly requested them in the summertime, and we could not find them in any local stores. This gift box was perfect and arrived in great condition. The appearance is bright and playful, and the spinner makes it a fun and silly game that always brings a lot of laughter and big emotions. The quality of the jelly beans was better than I expected. The freshness was great and each flavor tasted exactly as described, even the funny ones. The size of the box is just right for kids and families to play together without feeling overwhelmed by too many beans. The heat level is mild in this edition, so it works well for younger children who want excitement without anything too spicy. For the experience you get, the value for money is excellent. This set is a fun treat that creates memorable moments and I would happily buy it again.

I bought the Jelly Belly BeanBoozled Spinner Gift Box for some family fun, and it did not disappoint! The spinner adds an extra layer of excitement, making it a game to see who gets which jelly bean. The 5th edition flavors are just as tricky and hilarious as expected—your luck could land you on a delicious flavor or a truly gross one! The jelly beans are good quality, chewy, and flavorful when you hit a real flavor. The packaging is cute and compact, making it easy to store or gift. It’s perfect for family game nights, parties, or even as a silly stocking stuffer. Fun, engaging, and guaranteed laughs. A must-have for anyone who loves games and jelly beans!

This game is ridiculous in the best way. Half the jelly beans taste great, half taste disgusting—and you never know what you’re going to get. We played on family game night, and the reactions were priceless. Pros: easy rules, lots of laughs, good for groups. Cons: the “gross” flavors really stick in your mouth, and the spinner could be sturdier. If you want a quick, silly game that gets everyone laughing, this is it.

Most of the bad ones were disgusting, like they were supposed to be. 'Toothpaste' should be replaced. Personally, I would like to know how some of the flavors were determined. If you play, have plenty of paper towels nearby.

Just like I remembered. I got these as a joke for my husband who hates this game but as I figured the kids wanted to play. They didn’t last long with all the gross flavors but they did enjoy playing. The spinner doesn’t really work but it was fun for them for a few rounds.

Oh my goodness, this game is amazing and SO funny! I am the mom of 4 kids who, for some reason, have been squabbling more lately than usual (back to school? I don't know. Anyway...). They range in age from 4 to 12 and no matter what I have tried, they just keep arguing. I saw this game while browsing Amazon and decided to try it. Boy, did it work! I did not tell them this was coming ahead of time, and honestly I sort of forgot about it until it showed up. Super fast shipping, btw. The moment the kids discovered that this game was in the house they ALL wanted to play it TOGETHER RIGHT NOW! This virtually never happens that there is something all 4 of them are interested in and for them all to want to do it at the same time...WOW...Bean Boozled is some game! That evening, we played. I suggest a little setting up beforehand because this game is a little bit messy and a lot gross (which is why they love it). Put a paper towel or paper plate down as a place mat at each person's place. Give each person a LARGE glass of water and have some extra water in pitchers on the table. Make sure to have a big pile of paper napkins at each end of the table. I took my place at the end of the table with camera in hand, my husband sat at the other end, and the kids sat on the sides. Since I had the camera, I did not participate in the game. Round after round, they got things like baby wipes and skunk and canned dog food flavored jelly beans, and much to my amazement, they willingly continued. My husband made it a couple rounds, and was done once he got a booger flavored one (yes, really...ha!). Our oldest son (12) lasted a while until he got canned dog food and then barf one after the other, and decided that was enough for him. The 4 year old had moldy cheese (she liked it - said it tasted like spicy nachos), but kept getting skunk and got tired of skunk after 3 rounds of that and nothing else. Our 8 and 11 year olds got every single flavor I think, and just kept going until I cut them off. If you have adventurous 8-12 year olds, I think it is best suited to them. We also all decided this would make a great alternative to a drinking game. :) Bean Boozled is a winner in this house. Everybody loved it, the kids are getting along better again since that evening, and it is a VERY funny game to play! Oh, and after playing for an hour with 6 people, we only used about half the box. They give you quite a few.

Okay, I got this game after hearing about it from my niece. She went on and on about how gross it was, and even sent me some videos of her and her friends playing it (and almost vomiting). I thought, "Well I'm a big, strong man - it won't bother me." I couldn't find it at any stores around me, so ordered it from Amazon and, of course, received it two days later via Prime. I have two daughters who were just intrigued enough to agree to play. My wife opened it up, we sat down at the table and commenced the torture. The game is simple enough, spin the wheel of doom to land on a color, pick the color from the assortment of jelly bean, and eat it. Our added incentive: loser does dishes that night. To make a long story short, we all helped out on dishes that night. The first one I got was buttered popcorn. Not a big deal, despite the fact that buttered popcorn should not be a jelly bean. The next round, I choked down the canned dog food (I wasn't happy about it, but I had to show my girls how it's done). The one that got me was Skunk. OMG. I put it in my mouth, no biggie. I wasn't halfway through the first timid bite when the bile attempted to flee from stomach. I'm not sure what they put in it, or how they replicate smells/tastes, but wow. It was disgusting, it ended up on the table...my mind only knew to expel it from my mouth. Not enough time to put a hand up, get a napkin, find a trash can, etc. The best part is when it isn't your turn. It seems wrong to be hoping for the other players to get something just as nasty, if not nastier, than what you had to eat. By the end of the game, one daughter was in tears, one was in the bathroom brushing her teeth for the 27th time, my wife sat glaring at me and I wanted to bleach the inside of my mouth. It was an interesting game, my only regret was buying an extra 2 packs of BeanBoozled jelly beans with the thought that we would need them for the multiple times we were sure to play the game. Never again. If anyone wants a gently used BeanBoozled game, hit me up. Most of the beans are there, the spinner still works and the skunk bean stains on the game box add character. Everyone should try it at least once.

Ok- I thought this was a silly game with weirdness but like..actually its disgusting. There IS a warning in the box but like...its not a fake one. I almost puked twice playing with my kids who begged for this after seeing Joe do it on YouTube with his dad. Lol not for the weak stomachs. Definitely for older kids, or teens or professional eaters who cam hold anything down.