Harry Potter Related Products: Bertie Bott's Every Flavor Beans

Anyone who has joined the Harry Potter craze has read about the wizarding world's variety of sweets that keeps the students at Hogwarts occupied when they're not studying for their next assignment or even when they are.

With the popularity that has soared world-wide for the entire Harry Potter series through books and on film, candy companies everywhere have done their best to bring a bit of the wizarding world to the muggle public. I've personally seen Harry Potter candy on multiple occasions. Whether it be the atomic pops, the ice mice or even the cockroach clusters, there's something for everyone's sweet tooth.

The most interesting and popular of candy from the Harry Potter series is definitely Bertie Bott's Every Flavor Beans which was picked up and created by Jelly Belly.

You can usually find Bertie Bott's Every Flavor Beans at any candy store within your local mall. My first personal experience with the candy was when I saw it at a local Walgreens. My initial reaction was rather enthusiastic due to the fact that I'm a rather big fan of the Harry Potter series. Seeing only two more Bertie Bott's Every Flavor Beans packages on the shelf, I bought them both. One to add to my still expanding collection of Harry Potter memorabillia and the other to taste for myself.

The Bertie Bott's Every Flavor Beans themselves were in a small, clear package which was nestled safely inside a small fabric bag with the Bertie Bott's logo on the front, almost like a mini-pouch with a drawstring pull to keep it closed. Attached to the bag was also a chart of every flavor and a picture of what it would look like.

Unlike regular jelly beans, Bertie Bott's Every Flavor Beans are definitely out of this world with flavors like dirt, soap, spaghetti and even grass. Each odd flavor tasting exactly how it would in your mind after reading the chart. If you were to imagine how soap would taste then eat one of the soap flavored beans, that's how it would taste so the candy itself is definitely true to it's flavors, even the most unusual and oddest of flavors.