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What is the pH level of gummy bears?
The pH of gummy bears if actually 7.5. This means that it is alkali even by just a little bit. So this is why gummy bears aren't actually good for you.
Is there gummy bears on mars?
Maybe. No one knows for sure! Probably not! Gummy bears were created by people. So i think no!
Why are gummy bears so colorful?
The reson gummie bears are so color full is food die
Why are gummy bears awesome?
=Because Hannah said so =]=
Who the hardest?
the hastiest Candy id gummy bears so get it rigth
Are the blue gummy bears infected with cancer?
It is a candy, so no, it does not and can not have cancer.
How long can you have gummy bears?
eternity man, they taste so good
Do gummy bears grow when put under water?
Gummy bears grow in water because gummybears are made of mostly gelatin and water so the other water is sucked up from the gummybear.
What is the sugar free gummy bears story and why has it become so infamous?
The sugar-free gummy bears story refers to a product that caused digestive issues for many consumers due to the sugar substitute used in the candy. The story became infamous because of the graphic and humorous reviews shared online by people who experienced severe gastrointestinal distress after eating the gummy bears. The reviews went viral, leading to widespread awareness and amusement about the product's unexpected side effects.
What kinds of liquid can gummy bears absorb?
Gummy bears are all made out of the same thing corn syrup, water, sugar, coloring, and gelatin. The gelatin in the gummy bear acts like a sponge and makes the gummy bears absorb water. If you place gummy bears in water they all will swell over time.
Has there been any deaths associated with gummy bears?
actually yes... some people have ate so many gummy bears in one day there blood sugar shot up and they died.. another incident was that somebody actually choked on a gummy bear.
What happens when you put gummy bears in sprite?
Well, sweetheart, when you put gummy bears in Sprite, the carbon dioxide in the soda forms bubbles on the surface of the gummy bears, creating a fizzy reaction. It's like a little science experiment in your mouth, but don't expect any magical transformations - you'll just end up with some slightly swollen gummy bears that taste like Sprite.
