Harry Potter Bertie Botts Jelly Beans [3.5-Ounce Bag]

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Product DescriptionFrom the adventures of 'Harry Potter', these beans are both sweet and disgusting. This fabulous assortment includes both gross and great flavors.... which is which.... only your tastebuds will know! Magical sachel contains 3.5-ounces of Bertie Bott's jelly beans and a flavor guide. There are 20 magical flavors in all.... including the following extremely gross flavors: PICKLE, BLACK PEPPER, BOOGER, DIRT, EARTHWORM, EAR WAX, SAUSAGE, ROTTEN EGG, SOAP, VOMIT, GRASS, and SARDINE.

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Harry Potter Bertie Botts Every Flavor Beans will make you king or queen of the candy scene!
Featuring disgusting NEW flavors: Spaghetti, Rotten Egg, Soap, Earthworm, and Bacon!
Note: Bags are randomly assorted and may not contain every flavor.
Magical sachel contains 3.5-ounces of Bertie Bott's jelly beans and a flavor guide.

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