Chewing Gum

It just means gum... that you can chew. Or if you mean it a different way, it means that you're muching on gum.

Use a paper towel dipped in creamy peanut butter and massage it into the gum. It should dissolve the gum enough that it rubs off.

the question is what gum has the most elastisty and the answer is the best, Bubblicious gum

It isn't. Maybe you should contact your doctor.

yes

Mint will always last at least a little bit longer than strawberry gum. Most of the time, mint gum is longer lasting than fruit gum, but a few companies make long lasting fruit gum. There is not a long lasting strawberry gum yet.

You get to tour Willy Wonka's factory. Unfortunately, you wind up blue and nine feet in diameter, and have to be squeezed before you explode.

In reality, I don't think there is such a thing as a world record of gum chewing.

It's a gum to help someone quit smoking. There are different levels, so that when you finish one level you can go to the next one which will give you a less nicotine until the person chew the gum for the chewing sensation and not for the nicotine. Users are not to smoke while on the gum because they can get very sick from doing that.

Some people concentrate better if they have something else to do, such as chewing gum, fiddling with a pencil, or tapping their foot. It distracts part of the brain and lets some people concentrate better with the rest of their brain. But only some people!
Chewing gum does not always help you concentrate. It gives you something to do, and some people concentrate better when their hands and/or mouth are busy.

* Gum is basically a sweetened and flavored preparation for chewing, usually made of chicle. Chicle is a gum-like substance that you get from the latex of certain tropical American trees. It is used in the making of chewing gum. A latex is a milky liquid that drops from certain plants that coagulates (change from a solid to a liquid) in exposure to air.

Smurf Land, but in Diagon Alley you will be looked at quite rudely for slurping noises!singapore.

All chewing gum has the same basic ingredients (although each company carefully guards their recipes):

# Gum base- The main ingredient that make your gum 'chewable'. The gum base can be derived from natural resins such as sorva and jelutong but most companies use synthetic gum base materials which allow for longer-lasting flavor and improved texture # Softeners -such as glycerin, vegetable oil and rosin (from pine trees grown in the southern U.S) are added to retain moisture. Rosin is also used as a glazing agent on some gum. # Sweeteners - sugar, corn syrup and even beet juice are added to gum to give it that sweet flavor. In sugar-free gum artificial sweeteners such as sorbitol and aspartame are used. # Flavorings- Mint flavoring almost always comes from the mint plant, while other flavors are synthetically created and perfected in the lab (how else would you find pina colada, cotton candy and blue melon fusion condensed into a tiny white square?). The amount of each ingredient added to the mix depends on the type of gum being made. Bubble gum contains more of the gum base and softener, so that your bubbles stay moist and don't burst…especially during a lecture! Gum manufacturers all share the same basic process to reach their finished product. Preparation of the gum base at the factory, the lengthiest step, requires that the raw gum materials be melted down and sterilized in a steam cooker. Once this is complete, the substance is then pumped to a high-powered centrifuge to rid the gum base of undesirable dirt and bark. After cleaning, the melted gum base is mixed : approximately 20% of the base with 63% sugar, 16% corn syrup, and 1% flavoring oils, such as peppermint, cinnamon, or artificial flavorings. Next the warm mixture is run between pairs of rollers, which are coated on both sides with powdered sugar, to prevent the resulting ribbon of gum from sticking. The final pair of rollers comes fully equipped with knives, which snip the ribbon into sticks or squares. For chewing gum, each stick gets individually wrapped by a machine and placed into boxes. Other gums have flavoring, exterior coatings, or liquids added to each piece. (see related manufacturing link)

Some US brands of gum are Juicy Fruit, Bazooka, Redfire, Skittles bubbble gum, Tootsie Roll, Spearament. Dentine, etc.

it is hubba bubba because i done it for a science fair last year and it also blows the biggest bubbles too

Yes gum is candy

By: Annie McFart-a-lot

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I chewed it for a week straight same piece and then it sorta started to dissolve so i spat it out. if you are attempting to beat that make sure you are someone who does not sleep with mouth open and does not snore. Just so that it doesn't end up somewhere it shouldn't and so that you do not choke on it in the middle of the night because that would be VERY bad.

4 grams of sugar

don't know why i asked srry

The most popular food used to remove chewing gum from clothing is peanut butter. Its oily texture helps to break down the gum's stickiness, making it easier to remove. Simply apply peanut butter to the gum, let it sit for a few minutes, and then scrape off the gum before washing the fabric.

Yes, gum chewing helps you stay wake and alert at times in class.

Yes chewing gum will make you talk less because your mouth is occupied so you chew instead of talking.

no it is not good for you. you can chock and it is called chewing gum it is for chewing.

Swallowing gum is fine. It won't do anything bad to you. People say that if you swallow gum it won't come out of you for 7 years. What really happens is that it comes out of you like normal food would. It doesn't matter if you swallow gum.

I agree with answer 2. It's ok, it's just not the best.

because they can stick it under the desk.

I think they stick it under the desk because they are not allowed to chew it. So maybe if they were allowed, they would dispose of it properly, or maybe not.

Maybe the reason is because it is like other behaviors that people do when they are bored.

the funny thing is is that this was my science fair project....and i...um "found" out that Stride lasts the longest....... lol

The main reason students are banned from chewing gum in school is that they often stick it places that it shouldn't do. As teachers are fully-grown adults, they are trusted to dispose of it in the right way. Well as they own the school well work there so they have to have some privaliges (bad speller) but its not at all fair tho.

Frank Fleer introduced the original peppermint-flavored "Chiclets" brand candy-coated gum in 1906.

Fleer was a member of The American Chicle Company gum-makers' conglomerate, started by Thomas Adam's who had patented the first of the modern-day chewing gums back in 1871.