Nerds Ropes-Food Network

Marc gets the story behind one candy that is the perfect edible accessory. This video is part of Unwrapped show hosted by Marc Summers . SHOW DESCRIPTION :Ever wondered where the tiny marshmallows in your breakfast cereal came from? Have we got a show for you! Each week, Unwrapped uncovers behind-the-scenes details on classic American food, from peanut butter and chocolate syrup to French fries and bubblegum. Join host Marc Summers as he explores the test kitchens and the secrets behind lunch box treats, soda pop, movie candy, and more.

Blue Bunny Sour Power Bomb Pop® Porcupine

Cool treats for the whole gang! You'll be the hit of any summer event with this adorable porcupine-shaped centerpiece. A watermelon, lemon, cantaloupe and grapes make the shape of this cute critter's body and the quills are brightly-colored Sour Power Bomb Pops®.

Jelly Beans History

What has been to outer space and has had songs written after it?
Jelly Bean, ofcourse!

Who created the jelly bean? No one knows, but some speculate that these sweet little candies descended from one of the oldest sweet dishes in the world: Turkish delights. They had a chewy center and a powdered sugar coating. A method called panning was developed in France during the 17th century. This method helped in creating the semi-hard shell and the early stages of the jelly bean was formed. An unknown American candy creator is said to have invented the jelly bean sometime during the 1800's. The jelly bean was the first candy to be sold by weight in many general stores throughout the country. Such a popular and affordable treat, many Civil War soldiers received care packages filled with jelly beans. Around 1930, jelly beans became an essential candy in Easter baskets. Jelly beans were made super popular during Ronald Reagan's presidency and were found on Air Force One where a special vessel was created, so no jelly beans would spill while in flight.
Jelly Belly beans have become the most popular manufacturer over the years offering more than 50 flavors and producing 14 billion beans per year. They also can claim to be the first jelly beans in outer space sent on the 1983 flight of the space shuttle Challenger.
Not just for eating, you can visit the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and see a jelly bean representation of the former President or check out the 288,000 jelly beans used in the sugary sweet music video 'In Your Arms'.
What's your favorite flavor?

SNICKERS® - "Cards"

Sometimes you're a buzzkill when you're hungry.
You're Not You When You're Hungry®. Try New SNICKERS® Bites.

Have A Happy And Safe 4th Of July!

God Bless the U.S.A. by Lee Greenwood

Blue Bunny® Red White and Blue Milk Shake

Heres a patriotic milk shake you can serve at your 4th of July party!

Red, White and Blue Bunny® Rice Krispies® Ice Cream Treats

Learn how to make colorful Rice Krispies® treats filled with Blue Bunny® All Natural Vanilla Ice Cream for the perfect 4th of July treat!