If anyone is planning on spilling the beans they may as well do it in grand style! Watch out, there go the beans!
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Mr. Putter and his cat, Tabby, were very good friends of Mrs. Teaberry and her dog, Zeke. They did all kinds of things together, including funky things like riding a tandem bicycle. Putter would ride in the basket in the front and Zeke would pull up the rear in the child carrier . . . er, dog carrier. Of course they all wore their helmets. They enjoyed a bit of adventure now and then, but one day when Mrs. Teaberry called up Mr. Putter with her latest idea, it was something that didn't exactly sound like anything he would like. She told him "it is a cooking class" and when he asked if she was sure it was fun, Mrs. Teaberry said two words: "Trust me."

Beans. It was all about cooking beans. Mrs. Teaberry just knew it was going to be a grand adventure and when they were all heading to class she told them "We are going to learn one hundred ways to cook them." Mr. Putter had his heart set on an ice cream soda, but just to humor his friend, he was going to go along with the whole idea. Zeke and Tabby had to stay under the table while class was going on, but Mr. Putter neglected to tell the teacher that he "did not think Zeke could stay anywhere longer than two minutes." Tacos, Lima bean gingersnaps, 3 bean jello . . . oh, oh . . . the two minutes were up!

If anyone is planning on spilling the beans they may as well do it in grand style and this hysterical story will tell you just how it was done. I loved the adventure this beginning chapter book had to offer and it was set up so perfectly that I knew something mischievously silly was going to happen. The storyline is exciting and will keep the reader anxious to get to the end and find out what happened when the two minutes were up. The artwork is vibrant, comical and very lively. This is one of many in the "Mr. Putter & Tabby" series that even the most reluctant reader will fall in love with!
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Wow - that's a lot of beans!  Used one bag to refill a small pouf (completely empty) and a regular sized bean bag (basically empty).  Filled both very nicely.  Word of advice - do not cut the corner at the line indicated; it make the pouring hole too large.  To keep the mess at a minimum, use the team approach (one person on the bag and one person pouring the beans) and definitely use a funnel (rolled construction paper worked perfectly).
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These should have a prominent "WARNING" label... "Caution - Highly Addictive".  Simply the best chocolate covered coffee beans I've found!  Rich tasting with just a subtle bit of crunch when biting down.  It would be wise to store these in a time delay dispenser of some sort to limit one's intake!  Seriously, I used to buy chocolate covered coffee beans in bulk at a warehouse grocery and they do not hold a candle in comparison to this Hoosier Hill product and the savings over the bulk buys is negligible.  Treat yourself to the best and try these!
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Robert Bender, author of Lima Beans Would Be Illegal, polled thousands of schoolchildren around the country to find out what important advice they would give other kids and grown-ups, wrote it all down, and came up with this must read, down to earth  book, Never Eat Anything That Moves: Good, Bad, and Very Silly Advice from Kids.  Some entries are thoughtful... "Be the kind of person that you would like to know."  "Old people aren't as old as you think."  "Your worst may be someone else's best."  Some are silly...  "Don't cross the monkey bars without underwear."  "Spraying your hair with milk and then drying it doesn't dye your hair blonde."  "Make sure the fish is dead before you flush it."  And some are just plain weird...  "Don't put a bee on a leash."  "Never eat a magnet when you have braces."  "Use Brussels sprouts for golf balls."  But each piece of sage advice is kid tested and filled with insight, wisdom, and definitely, lots of humor.  So as Mr Bender tells us at the end...  "Don't forget to have fun when you grow up.  We're all kids at heart."  Read, learn, and enjoy!
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Beans worth selling you family cow for! Just try not to eat them all in one sitting, okay? Good deal.
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This "game" is both disgusting and hilarious! Our Easter table had people from 85 to 15. Not everyone wanted to participate at first. But once they saw how much fun we were having, and heard the laughter erupting from the dining room, the whole group was in. It was an hour of sometimes really gross jellybeans, followed by hilarity. I hope jelly belly comes up with new "flavors" for next year!
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I bought a few of these.

You open the boxes and pour the beans into a bowl.

Then have your friends/family grab one out of the bowl and eat it.

Fun, fun, fun!  Laughs to no end!
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This video is great! I mean, not only is Bean one stud of a cartoon character, the comedy content is wicked! Some of the faces he pulls are just sooo wicked, and it's all down to the animators. There's a wide spread  of characters in the film, and I watched it over 20 times the first day I  got it! I know go round quoting the hilarious dialect and witty comments to  myfreinds, who love it just as much as I! A good start to any manga/anime  collection, or even if your looking for something interesting to watch,  Riding Bean is the one for any occation.
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An ABSOLUTE HOOT! ! I laughed so hard that I actually spat!
WARNING: Watching this whilst on the treadmill may lead to misfooting or injury during spasms of uncontrollable laughter!
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Lets face it, if you are a coffee drinker, your looking for something that is rich, deep in flavor and coming out HOT!
This does the job. Boil your water, pour slowly wetting all the grounds...some even stir it too!....
Great!! So the key is grind fresh beans (like Dunkin Donuts-from a dunkin donuts store not the crap sold in grocery stores!).
Will come out awesome! The best part of waking up....is not folgers in your cup but FRESH Ground coffee and a pour over maker.!!!!!!
This is the one people!
YEAH YEAH YEAH
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Wonderful bibs for adults eating messy bar b que  as well as children eating anything messy!  My ladies dinner group (all 8 of us pushing 70 or more) wore the bibs in high spirits and as good sports during a recent dinner at our home....I served corn, beans and chicken with bar b que sauce in foil packets baked on the barbie.  When we opened our individual packets - what a mess!  But it was messy and delicious!  If we hadn't had the bibs we would have had to have been hosed down  for sure. Everyone felt free to chow down with their hands... with the generous size of the bibs there was no way anyone was going to get food on their clothes....too much fun.  My grandson, 3 years old going on 13 - you know how that is -  loved the bibs as well, especially if grandma and gramps wore them as well during family dinners.
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i haven't opened the package yet, but from what i can see the product looks good, the size of beans is quite large. One of these beans is sold at the local grocery store for $5.99, so buying so many at such price seems like a great deal.
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If you are a part of the Facebook generation (and even my grandmother is!), you will laugh at the hilarity contained within this book!

There's a bit of educational value to it, too; it's like super-cliffnotes for the Facebook generation.

If you haven't read the books that are covered (and there are many, from Hawthorne to Shakespeare to Austen and more!), this book will make you want to, if for no other reason than to be in on the jokes.

Pick this one up at your local bookstore and flip through it, but beware, you may get dirty looks for your raucous laughter!

I suspect this would translate very well for the Kindle, for those of you who are so inclined.
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I gave this as a present so can't tell about long term use but I saw the bean once and wow, it was intense! Plus you can adjust the width of it.
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Grandma Brown's Beans are the absolute best! We moved to Michigan from northern New York two years ago and I brought a couple cases with me.  Now, when my husband returns to the Great State of New York he clears the shelves of many grocery stores of Grandma Brown's Beans for me.  It makes me sad when my 'stash' is getting low!  This morning I started writing an email to my brother-in-law, who is coming to visit this week from New York, to ask him to bring some with him.  Then I thought to look on Amazon and found them!  Oh happy day!  No more counting the cans in my pantry.  I think I will ask him to bring some anyway, winter is coming!
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My granddaughters face timed me so I could watch them play this game. It was hilarious. I'm definitely going to have to order more beans! Lol
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With gasoline prices rising, I should be cutting back on some of my travels.  However, Mrs. Burgoyne is trying to convince me to abandon such plans with her entertaining stories and creepy-looking photos.  She's got a lot of nerve!  I now even find myself hoping she will share more ghost tales in the near future.  Oh, well!  The heck with the price of gas!  Mrs. Burgoyne, you win!  Eastern Shore, here I come!