The History and Making of Jelly Beans

Jelly beans are sugar candies with a hard shell and soft interior, available in various flavors and colors. Originating from the 17th-century Turkish delight, they gained popularity in the 1800s thanks to Boston candy maker William Schrafft. By the 1900s, jelly beans were a staple in American culture, especially during Easter. Ronald Reagan's fondness for them further boosted their fame. The video also provides a recipe for making jelly beans at home and highlights their presence in pop culture, notably in the Harry Potter series.

What unique claim did Ronald Reagan make about jelly beans?

Describe the process of making jelly beans as outlined in the text.