The first jar is a two gallon jar. It contains 'LA Preferida' Small White Beans purchased from Walmart.
I ordered 24, 16oz bags. It holds 18 of the bags (288 oz). So if you have a two gallon jar you want to fill with
small white beans, that's about how many it will take.

The smaller jar, I'm not sure of it's size and it contains regular white soup beans, which are a bit larger
of a bean.

Don't ask me to count the beans.

Is this a new Task? Kidding aside, I figure around 2K+ on the small jar, 5K+ for the large one

Where's Mutchy? He needs to see this!

I had to look up the size of the smaller jar....it's one gallon.

A friend of mine emailed me and I was LMAO when I read her message. She said :

"You know one of the things that keeps me up at night is trying to figure out how many beans fit in a 2 gallon jar."

I guess the thing to do if one really wanted to know the number of beans, is to count the beans in one 16oz bag.
Then multiple that number by 18.

Actually came across some research online about how to guess the number of jelly beans in a jar.
(yes, you can find everything online)

It said to count the number of beans in one row of the jar, times the width of the jar, then count the number
of rows, then multiple.

The next time you see a contest to guess the number of jelly beans or beans in a jar, you could use that information.

Come Val,, don't you wanna sit and count the beans to tell us how many is really in there? Wanna place a bet? Or party at Val's, its a bean counting party.. BYOB (bring your own beans?)

anywho,, nice pic and thanks for sharing...