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…but so did Sweet Street owner Didi Reed. To their credit, the two were tricked by Bill Studt, a Jelly Belly representative who visited the Hartz Avenue store and asked patrons if they were brave enough to try beans that might taste like juicy pears or boogers. “Don’t worry, they’re freshly picked,” he said.
Daredevils could spin a wheel to pick which flavor they would try, but even Studt didn’t know whether they would pick a good or bad bean.
Studt had a myriad of other flavors such as top banana/pencil shavings, peach/barf and chocolate pudding/dog food.
