LoadingSomething is loading. Show Thanks for signing up! Access your favorite topics in a personalized feed while you're on the go. If you like your food spicy, get ready for a whole new way to turn up the heat. Jelly Belly has just released five hot new jelly beans for its BeanBoozled line. Called Fiery Five, the jelly beans are meant to challenge spicy food lovers to see how much heat they can really handle. While the candies look like your standard innocent jelly beans, they are far from it. The five flavors (listed in order of least hot to hottest) include sriracha, jalapeno, cayenne, habanero, and Carolina Reaper. Available on the Jelly Belly website and at retailers nationwide, each bean is appropriately hot for its placement in the progressively spicy lineup, with the mild sriracha leaving a slight burn (just like sriracha sauce) and Carolina Reaper really scorching your tongue. A box of Fiery Five jelly beans. Courtesy of The Jelly Belly Candy CompanyThe jelly beans are so hot, in fact, that the packages include a warning label that BeanBoozled Fiery Five is only for healthy individuals over the age of 13. "Fiery Five is the next evolution of the BeanBoozled brand as it continues to push the boundaries of flavor and bravery," Rob Swaigen, vice president of global marketing for Jelly Belly, said in a press release. "We want everyone to have a good time with BeanBoozled Fiery Five, but we recognize that some people may need to tap out as they move through the menu." Jelly Belly's guide to the Fiery Five. The Jelly Belly Candy CompanyJelly Belly says the goal of the Fiery Five was not to just kick up the heat, but also to make the beans taste like the actual peppers or sauces they're named after, so the candy-makers used real pepper puree in each bean to create true-to-life flavors. "We had to consider not only how to balance the vegetative notes in the flavor with the heat, but also how that heat presents itself and builds over time," Luz Osbun, research and development manager for Jelly Belly Candy Company said in a press release. "Jalapeño has a sharp build and a quick fade, while Carolina Reaper builds quickly and stays hot for a while after. Our jelly bean versions for Fiery Five had to act like the real thing." Carolina Reaper peppers. Jeffrey Collins/APThis is not the first time Jelly Belly has created some pretty spicy treats; the brand also offers tabasco and chili mango flavors. Are you brave enough to take Jelly Belly's Fiery Five challenge? Similar to this post
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