(You can learn all about that saga from the 2012 documentary Candyman.) “David Klein, the sponsor of the 'treasure hunt' contest gaining attention within the media this weekend, is not associated with Jelly Belly Candy Company, its brands, or products,” the spokesperson said.
Accordingly, is the gold ticket treasure hunt real?
Hawthorne Family Wins $5,000 in Real-Life Nationwide 'Gold Ticket' Treasure Hunt. HAWTHORNE, NJ - Inventor of the "Jelly Belly" name, David Klein, is hosting a nationwide gold ticket treasure hunt. David [Klein] set up the hunt to help people deal with the pandemic. It was an amazing experience for our family!"
Similarly, who is the owner of Jelly Belly? David Klein
Accordingly, is the Jelly Belly Contest Real?
Jelly Belly said it is not affiliated with the contest. "Due to confusion in the marketplace, Jelly Belly Candy Company would like to take this opportunity to clear up the misconception that it is involved with a contest that purportedly offers a candy factory as its grand prize," the company said in a statement.
How much is a golden ticket worth?
Jelly Belly who came up with the popular candy's name, launched a competition in the U.S. called “The Gold Ticket." Klein says he's hidden multiple “golden tickets” -- gold necklaces with a tag that includes a code to verify its authenticity -- worth $5,000 in every state.
