Can you freeze jelly beans?

[sourland]

Ha! Don't know her very well do ya. 'Moderation' is not her middle name. I keep telling her that she should be more conservative and laid back like - well - ME.

Just ate a cinnamon, bubblegum, melon, orange ---------------------------------------

 

[canesisters]

Quote:

Yes you DO!! Free the Jelly Beans!! FREE THEM!

 

[OldGuy43]

This thread is so funny!

Is it a serious question?

You don't need to free them........they are almost pure sugar and no bacteria can live on them. They will last for YEARS.

Just leave them in a bag or box in a cupboard.

Oh I love the pink ones the best!

Yes, it did start out as a serious question. (Reread post #1)

Your answer is incorrect. See here:

http://www.stilltasty.com/fooditems/index/17456

Sorry for being so blunt, but no coffee yet.

(I wonder if I could sweeten my coffee with cinnamon jelly beans?)

 

[EweSheep]

Yes you DO!! Free the Jelly Beans!! FREE THEM!

Picture this:

Across the meadow....vast numbers of rolling jelly beans of neutral earth tones scattered all over the hills, all gathering up in one area.

In the center of it, there was BraveJelly......screaming "FREEEEEEEEEDOM!"

Yep, every one of those jelly beans are wearing kilts.....

 

[canesisters]

 

[OldGuy43]

And for those Jelly Bean aficionados who want to cut costs:

http://www.alibaba.com/showroom/kosher-jelly-beans.html

I have a mental picture of a cargo container sitting on RedHen's lawn, with 20 metric tons of jelly beans.

 

[bluesub]

How much is a metric ton? And TheOldGuy - you really DO have too much time on your hands, but thanks for all the jellybean research!

 

[sourland]

bluesub, I need my jelly beans or I will retract my statement.

 

[bluesub]

Where's Perry?

 

[OldGuy43]

1 metric ton = 2,204.622,62,8 pounds
20 metric ton = 44,092.452,437 pounds
A large jelly bean weighs approximately 2.8 grams. That comes to about 7,142,857 large jelly beans more or less.

I knew all those math courses would come in handy eventually.