Jelly Belly does produce a Soda Pop Shoppe line of Jelly Beans. It uses A&W Root Beer, A&W Cream Soda, Orange Crush, Grape Crush, 7-Up, and Dr. Pepper.

If you've never heard of local candy maker David Klein, it's likely because the inventor of the Jelly Belly sold the rights to the formula trademark* a few unfortunate years too soon -- perhaps ...

Or how many jelly beans it would take to make a portrait of, say, President Reagan (who... Taking a Journey to the Belly of the Jelly Bean / Get a taste of the sweet life in Fairfield ...

Thanks to a company's bold decision to experiment with dozens of flavors, your taste buds will never get bored when you munch ...

Jelly Belly Lemon Drop Soda Jelly Belly's line of gourmet sodas are intended to replicate the company's jelly bean flavors, though some varieties are more successful than others.

Each Draft Beer Jelly Bean 1.75-ounce can ($5) is filled with five small bags of jelly beans, which have a shimmery finish that mimics a bubbly, freshly poured look. So cool!

When I was little, I categorically refused to eat Hoppin’ John. At some point I got into my head (I think my dad helped), that Hoppin’ John was not in fact black-eyed peas, but some dude named ...