A popular food riddle about a bean is:
I am a bean; I am very lean.
I am not fat; I am sure of that.
Like all beans, I am small and round;
but unlike others, I dont grow in the ground.
What kind of bean am I?
The answer is “a jellybean.” The riddle was cited on Twitter on July 27, 2010.
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Hypedbingo
@Hypedbingo
What Am I Riddle Contest - Week #4, Clue #2
Clue #1 - I am a bean; I am very lean.
Clue #2 - I am not fat; I am… http://fb.me/yVPRltzZ
10:11 AM - 27 Jul 2010
Twitter
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@thenamesCORRIE
Hey I am a bean, im very lean, im not fat, im short &&’ round, and I don’t grow on the ground….what type of bean am I ???????
6:57 PM - 28 Sep 2012
Facebook
Pearl Dental
April 23, 2013 ·
Todays riddle is;
I am a bean; I am very lean. I am not fat; I am sure of that. Like all beans, I am small and round; but unlike others, I dont grow in the ground. What kind of bean am I?
Good luck….
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Riddles
September 27, 2014 ·
I am a bean; I am very lean. I am not fat; I am sure of that. Like all beans, I am small and round; but unlike others, I dont grow in the ground. What kind of bean am I?
Answer: http://bit.ly/1ASCRiE
Whatsapp Jokes, Quiz, Puzzles , Riddles And Messages
I Am A Bean; I Am Very Lean. What Kind Of Bean Am I ?
May 13, 2015 At 10:14 AM
I am a bean; I am very lean.
I am not fat; I am sure of that.
Like all beans, I am small and round;
but unlike others, I dont grow in the ground.
What kind of bean am I?
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