Seriously? OMG! WTF?

Have you ever ate a Jelly Belly jellybean and wish that you could drink it up? Well, now you can!

The Joffer Beverage Company has teamed up with Jelly Belly to release eight different flavors of sparkling water that taste like the candy. They are French Vanilla, Lemon Lime, Orange Sherbet, Piña Colada, Pink Grapefruit, Tangerine, Very Cherry, and Watermelon. These are the eight original flavors that launched in 1976. Since then, they have grown to over 100 flavors. If this line of sparkling water does well, then we will see more flavors. I would live to drink toasted marshmallow, what flavors interest you?

Each can has two ingredients carbonated water and natural flavors. That means that there is zero sugar, zero calories, and zero sweeteners in each drink.

As of now, the cans are only available at Hy-Vee. However, they will soon be available on their websites including Jelly Belly Sparkling Water.

For the second year in a row, Oreo released a Mystery flavor cookie. They they asked us to guess what they tasted like.

Last year, it was Fruity Pebbles. This year, I thought it was Cinnamon Toast Crunch because I was keeping the cereal theme going on. I was close, but not close enough. The answer was Churro.

Did you guess it right? Would you get them again? I would not. However, I wish they would bring back the Flintstones’ flavored one. Those were even better than the cereal.

Over the last few years, Candy Canes are no longer just peppermint. They are bubblegum, strawberry, chocolate, Coca Cola, Rootbeer and so many other candy flavors.

Archie McPhee does not do those flavors. They already have bacon, clam, mac & cheese, Krampus, coal and pickle. This year they added three new flavors and they are ham, kale and pizza. An interesting array of flavors.

Those are just the candy canes, they also have lobster, gravy, pickle and bacon vegetable sucking candies.

As nasty as all of this sounds, I really want to try all of them. I might order some of them to taste. Then whichever ones I hate, I will put in an unlabeled bowl and let people try them too. The look on their faces will be my holiday joy. Which is why I better get the coal flavored canes.

That is me, it is not Westallion Brewing Company in West Allis, Wisconsin. The brewery has a new flavor on tap and it is candy corn flavored beer. They describe it as, “We created a cream ale using lactose sugars to keep some sweetness, but added Simcoe hops to create a bit of a bite and a balance (and maybe help remind us that it’s still beer?). Instead of smashing up some candy corns and throwing them in our beer, we made our own candy corn out of less beer destructive ingredients and threw them into our beer!”

Is it wrong of me, but I so want to try it. It sounds weird enough to be delicious?

BTW did you know candy corn is created by the company now known as Jelly Belly? Before they were known by their name, they were called chicken feed. Which it totally looks like when you think about it. Thank you to the Westallion Brewing Company for sharing that sweet piece of information.

I just do not see either cream going with the chocolate cookie. Yet, I want to try them so badly.

Too bad Trump has created a trade war with China for no reason. Otherwise, America would be able to import them. I am sure I am not the only one who wants to try those spicy cookies.

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