Do you like black jellybeans?

Avoiding excess sugar so sadly no jelly beans of any color for me. But I did like all jelly beans, I think I tended to sort out the black and eat those separately because I didn't like going back and forth between licorice and regular. When I was a kid I think we chewed licorice root but the memory is so faint now I don't know if we actually ate the root or spit it out or maybe my memory is totally wrong.
 

Jules said:
Hate black jelly beans & liquorice.

If I’m buying jelly beans in bulk, I move the scoop really really slowly so I don’t get many black ones. Any that I do get are given to DH.
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Thank goodness that they sell jelly beans of many flavors (in separate bins). Or they do at our grocery store.11-jellies-finished-jpg-1517946580[1].jpg
 
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