Would love to hear some recommendations especially if they are available in Canada. I’ve been chewing a lot of whatever the green and blue version of 5 gum is lately. 5 released a caffeinated version of their gum called respawn but I don’t think it was ever sold in Canada.
Can’t go wrong with a trusty Glock 19!
The gum you like is going to come back into style.
I love Wrigley’s blueberry flavour gum! They’re sugar free ones so they’re less harmful to my teeth in the long run but I might be biased regarding the flavour since I absolutely love anything blueberry flavoured haha.
my big brother always gave me a gum called abc gum when i was little and it was a very cool texture that ive never seen another brand do but fortunately my brother is dead so i cant ask him where he got that gum
fortunately
glad to hear about your brother can i ask how he died
thanks for asking i love telling this story
it was spring break of 1999 and i had just gotten a good deal on the rerelease of tom & jerry the movie so obviously i spent most of the day watching it several times and you know how sometimes you watch something and you really relate to a character and you just wanna embody them well thats how i felt about jerry so you already know what i did i went out and i got LOADS of cheese the good stuff too i was eating kraft singles all evening
after all that cheese and tom & jerry i was purely content so naturally i slept like a rock and dreamt good dreams and to this day can you believe it that was the best sleep ive had my whole life and sometimes i try to recreate it but its not the same and one thing that made it so special was i dreamt that my crush accidentally forgot to put on clothes how great is that
anyway that morning i asked my mom if we could call my brother so i could tell him about it and it turns out he died in his sleep that night of cardiac arrest
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thank you for the new credible source i will use this for political debates
Almost all chewing gum contains plastic, and as such stands to be a big source of microplastics in your body (and the environment, especially when not disposed of “properly”).
In the US, companies are allowed to list “gum base” in the ingredients when the “gum base” could mean anything - but it almost always means PVA (polyvinylacetate; a plasticizer).
Some gum marketed to people who realize this uses chicle, as gum originally did, or some other non-plastic, but it needs to explicitly state this. “Gum base” = “not telling you” = undoubtedly chewing microplastics into your body.
Gum arabic.
Based on my dietary intake, guar.
If you haven’t already you have to try Thrills! It advertises itself as “it still tastes like soap”. Unique and old brand of chewing gum that I think everyone should try once. Shouldn’t be too hard to find and it is certainly available in Canada.
Big Red. Always was and always will be.
There were these ice breakers(?) lemon cubes that were gum and they were so good
For a while I think trident had coffee flavoured gum, and orange flavour. They were both delicious
I’m a big spearmint guy. It used to be stride a while ago, but i just go with trident now because it’s at costco
It’s a toss-up between Beeman’s Clove and Black Jack
Wish they went back to chicle and somehow the flavor would last longer
