Chewing Gum

I haven't been able to find it but I buy product samples for Pepsi sometimes and this is on the list of items they would like me to buy.

Gum, as long as it is sugar free.

Acid drops, obviously contain acids which wear away at the enamel of your teeth and can eventually cause stains.

Sugar free gum on the other hand does not have the negative effects of staining or wearing away of the enamel.

Yes, there is. Bubblegum in Norwegian is "tyggegummi" which translates into chewing rubber or chewing gum. It's not rubber like the one you use to erase pencil markings with, but it's a stiff type of rubber that loosens in contact with the molecules in spit (that's why you can have liquids inside of gum). The "shell" on bubblegum is not made of rubber, though, but food-based material. The rubber is mixed in with other food-based materials that do not react with the "shell," but do react positively with your spit so that the taste that has been sprayed on the rubber or mixed with it doesn't taste funny.

Bubble gum (and for that matter all chewing gum) is made from five basic ingredients : gum base, sugar or another sweetener, corn syrup, softener, and flavorings.

The devil is however in the details. Most interesting is "gum base", this is the part that makes it chewy. It used to be that it was a natural elastomer, Chicle, gum from Manilkara chicle, which is a tropical evergreen tree native to Central America. This sounds "natural" however today most gum is made from artificial latex, the same rubber as used in car tires, latex paint, tub caulking and rubber bands. Latex is made from crude oil and natural gas.

Perhaps you could try putting the jeans in the freezer overnight. The gum will be brittle and possibly easier to crumble and break off of the jeans.

For gum that is worked into your pants, Try to get as much gum off as you can with your hands or some tool that won't damage your jeans. Heat up a little vinegar in the microwave. Take an old unwanted toothbrush and patiently scrub the excess gum off. It should come off easily.

Chewing gum was invented to replace older "chewing gums" including mastiche and resin from trees. Chewing these things was meant to keep you in good oral health, but has since then evolved into an experience less about health and more about fun.

Depending on the cause of your bad breath, chewing gum that contains breath freshening oils can help with bad breath. Several plant essential oils, such as cinnamon oil, kill the germs that cause cavities and bad breath.

Also, chewing sugarless gum can help with the production of saliva, and thereby help to reduce bad breath caused by dry mouth or when you can't brush your teeth after a meal.

They are safe to chew but not safe to eat.

146 kcales

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Yes. Most chewing gums contain five calories per stick.

Alot of basketball players chew gum to stay hydrated

Israel. Some stores in the USA import the kosher gum from Israel, but all Wrigley's gum sold officially in the USA is not kosher.

Depends on the candy bar.

because some people have trouble and like chewing things so they created something that is hard to swallow and it taste good. then they madfe diffent types and flavors and soon enough it came popular

You would get a piece of ice.The ice freezes the gum and it doent stick,it just comes right off.

Trident Gum was not named for Poseidon's Trident.

The original Trident gum was made to contain three enzymes which were thought to soften dental tartar, so the name Trident comes from three enzymes (Tri) to promote dental health (dent).

Nothing it is literally impossible unless you have a super power (like flying)

bubble gum is the most popular flavor

Gum isn't exactly important, it's more of a way for people to look "cool", or sit back and relax. People enjoy chewing and popping it because it gives them a great taste in their mouth, and it relieves stress....if you like it.

because your hair is dry and bubblegum is is sticky

it depends on the gum, but stride takes about 5 to 8 hours to make about 1700 packs

Wrigley's Winterfresh gum contains the following. Sugar, gum base, dextrose, corn syrup, natural and artificial flavors, glycerol, aspartame, soy lecithin, acesulfame k, color, and butylhydroxytoluene.

No... the only possible way chewing gum would contribute to weight loss is making you feel like you've eaten a meal causing you to eat less overall. Besides that, and that's a very small calorie deficit, chewing gum will not effect your double chin.

Chicklet gum's orgin is from a tree originally found in Mexico. However Chicklet gum was manufactured in the U.S. in the early 1900's under a company who is associated with today's prescription drug company, Phizer.

A vinyl polymer encapsulated matrix. The matrix itself includes about 30% to about 60% acacia gum, about 30% to about 60% corn syrup solids having a DE of between about 24 and about 44 or equivalent hydrogenated starch hydrolysates, and about 2% to about 20% hydrocolloid material, with the acacia gum and corn syrup solids or hydrogenated starch hydrolysates together comprising at least 80% of the matrix. The vinyl polymer comprises between about 30% and about 80% of the long-duration flavor material.