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Jelly Belly Factory
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Review by:
Sarah L.
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The Jelly Belly Factory in Fairfield, CA is such a fun place to visit! You can go on a free factory tour and see exactly how they make Jelly bellies (it actually takes quite a few days. They also display amazing pictures made of the candy- someone has a lot more patience than I do! The tour is about 45 minutes long and you get 4 ounces of Jelly bellies at the end.
There is a large gift shop at the end (of course!) There are Jelly Belly souveniers and all of the flavors. The tasting bar has all of the flavors and other cahndy to try as well. The belly flops are a great deal (seconds that are stuck together and such). They also have a cafeteria. Unfortunately, the factory is a little confusing to find, but it is well worth the trip.
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