In the early 1880s, two brothers, Henry and Frank Fleer, began experimenting with chicle, the sticky substance found inside a sapodilla tree. Henry Fleer covered the tasteless chicle with a sugary white coating and named his invention "Chiclets."
The first gum was made by the ancient Greeks from a tree called the Mastic tree and the Mayans used the Sapodilla Tree. Native Americans used the Spruce Tree and that seems to be the primary flavor until 1888 when Tutti Frutti was made by Thomas Adams. In 1899 Dentyn gum was sold and it wasn't until 1906 that bubble gum came out. Wrigley's gum dates from 1914.
rubber and sometimes my dad used to use tar when it haddent settled
Bubble Gum (original flavor)
eucalyptus bark, leaves, and sap.
Bubble Gum (original flavor)
If I'm not mistaken, the first gum to advertise its use of "flavor crystals" was Cinnaburst.
Yes, because of the sugar. It tastes better at first, but eats the flavor. Basically, Sugar sucks up the flavor.
cobalt, flare, and rain
Black Jake- A black licorise flavor. In 1850, that was the first flavor ever sold.
Wrigley's gum was invented in 1893
cool mint goes first cause the taste
no there is not a gum that has flavor longer than a day
since your chewing the gum your like taking the flavor off
Black Jake- A black licorise flavor. In 1850, that was the first flavor ever sold.
bazooka
The flavor of Stride gum lasts about twenty minutes.