‘Don’t Spill The Beans’ was popular during the late 60s and came from a games company called Schaper.
The game was all about filling the bean pot one by one in order to get rid of your beans. But like many games, if you added too many, the game was over!
The game came with a stand, pot, 4 bean bowls, a bean bag and beans. The instructions were printed on the inside of the box top – but arguments and fights between siblings still ensued.
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