An all time family favorite. Not to sweet, can use sugar substitute and lite cool whip to lower calorie intake. Goes well with cake, pie, etc. Never have left overs with this one. Enjoy. Shares.
The 4 oz. jelly jars are great for making samples or party favors. The 4 oz. is the smallest in our Jelly line. We also carry an 8oz. Jelly Jar. Tops are sold separately. The 4 oz. Jelly Jar works with any of the jelly lids; antique gold, black, gold, silver, pewter, rustic, white, gold daisy , or pewter daisy.
The volume of one jelly bean is approximated by the volume of a small cylincer 2 cm long and 1.5 cm in diameter Volume of 1 Jelly Bean = h(pi)(d/2)^2 = 2cm x 3 (1.5cm/2)^2 = 27/8 cubic centimers Thus the approximate number of beans in the jar is Number of beans = (.80 x 1000 cubic centimeters)/(27/8 cubic centimeters) = approx 240 jelly beans Have your students try it out with jelly beans and a liter bottle or jar. If you don't have a liter jar, use a quart jar (.95 liter) Solution 2 Have your students construct or visualize a paper cube that measures 1 cubic inch. How many jelly beans will fit in the cube? Approximately 4 How many cubic inches are there in 1 liter?