Wrigley's Chewing Gum

Wrigleys is my personal favourite gum company, my favourite gum is Wrigley's Extra, spearment flavour. Wrigleys is the leading chewing gum selling company leading far ahead from all other chewing gum companies. This is a list of all the chewing brands which are sold all around the world.

5, Doublemint, Excel, Excel White, Extra, Freedent, Hubba Bubba, Juicy Fruit, Juicy Fruit Squeeze, Life Savers, Altoids, Big Red, Creme Savers, Eclipse, Orbit, PK, Winterfresh, Wrigley's Spearmint, Solano, Big League Chew, Airwaves, Sugus, Pim Pom, Boomer, Trex, York Fruits, A. Korkunov, Cool Air, Dulce, Big g, TaTa, Wrigley's Coffee, Wrigley's Spearment, Squeeze Pop, Artic and Big Boy

Chewing Gum Brands

Toops;Bazooka
Big League Chew
Boomers
BrushRush
Carefree
Chewels
Dubble Bubble
Hoodia Gum
Hershey;Bubble Yum
Jenkki
Kallas
Nicorette
Spry
Stimorol
Dandy
Think Gum
Trident
Cadbury;Dentyne;Cinnaburst;Chiclets;Bubblicious;Bubbaloo;Black Jack Gum
Zoft Gum
Wrigley;Freedent;Hubba Bubba;Orbit;Juicy Fruit ;Extra;Five;Excel;Eclipse Ice;Eclipse;Doublemint;Big Red;Airwaves

The Problems Caused By Chewing Gum In Ireland

Ireland has decided to scrap plans for a chewing gum tax after manufacturers, including Wrigley, pledged €7 million to a campaign fund aimed at reducing litter from chewing gum and chewing gum wrappers.
They are also planning on doing the same in the UK.


In return chewing gum makers will spend €6 million on an anti-litter education campaign and €1 million on a research programme aimed at making gum less difficult to clean.

Many schools in Ireland are faced with the massive problem of chewing gum disposel. The underneeth of tables and chairs in classrooms are platsered with chewed chewing gum. this is disgusting not only because it gets stuck to other students but it also spreads germs. Schools were forever buying new tables and chairs but now they have come up with banning chewing from schools and punishments can be handed out if a pupil is caught chewing gum and if they are caught with chewing gum in their posession. i think this is a good idea even though i love chewing gum but i think it is the only way to prevent students from disposing of their chewing gum incorrectly.

Chewing Gum Facts

Did u know America spends more money on chewing gum than on elementary school textbooks?

An american mathematician once figured out that the energy Americans expend every day when chewing bubble gum would light a city of ten million people!

More than 1,000 varieties of gum are manufactured and sold in the United States.

100,000 tons of bubble gum are chewed every year.

According to the Guinness Book of World Records ,the largest bubble ever blown was 23 inches in diameter!

Richard Walker holds the record for the Chomp Title by chewing 135 sticks of bubble gum for 8 hours. The first person to win the 'Chomp Title' was Sue Jordan, who chewed eighty pieces of Doublemint gum for five hours and twelve minutes! Clyde Steward McGehee, of North Carolina, broke that record by chewing 105 sticks of Juicy Fruit for six hours and Richard Walker broke that record by chewing 135 sticks of gum for eight hours.

The world’s oldest piece of chewing gum is 9000 years old!

The average person chews over 300 pieces of gum each year!

Most chewing gum is purchased between Halloween and Christmas.

Chewing gum while peeling onions will keep you from crying.

Humans are the only animals on earth that chew gum.

Benifits of Chewing gum

Chewing gum is a confectionery product which provides a good taste over a long period of time and provides a number of benefits, breath freshening, dental benefits and tooth whitening. It also helps people concentrate, eases stress, reduces dry mouth, is a low-calorie snack and helps people to stop smoking.

When chewing gum your mouth produces saliva, which helps neutralize acids from foods that may cause tooth decay.
Chewing sugar-free gum has been shown to stimulate the production of saliva by up to ten times the normal rate. Saliva neutralises plaque acid in the mouth and helps reduce the risk of dental caries by up to 40%. The saliva also helps repair early dental lesions through remineralisation of the tooth’s surface. Dental professionals recommend sugar-free gum as an aid to oral health and to prevent tooth decay.
A UK study by the University of York Health Economics Consortium investigating the economic impact of chewing sugarfree gum concluded that if the entire British population chewed sugarfree gum, the National Health Service (NHS) could save over £100 million per year on dental care.

how bubblegum is made.

This video shows how bubble gum is made and processed. This video is from http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=how+bubble+gum+is+made&emb=0&aq=0&oq=how+bubble

Chewing Gum

Hi, my name is Laura and this is my environmental studies blog on chewing gum.

CHEWING GUM

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Chewing gum is a popular food rich in sugar which is originally made from chicle, which is a natural gum from Manilkara chicle, which is a tropical evergreen tree native to central America. it grows in rainforrests here because the climate and rain fall makes the perfect conditions for it to grow. Chicle is not found growing in many other places. Wrigley company still a prominent user of this material, today there are only a few companies that still make chewing gum from natural chicle. This is because by the 1960s chicle was replaced butadiene-based synthetic rubber, which was cheaper to manufacture.

CHEWING GUM FLAVOURS

most used

Peppermint, Spearmint, Menthol.

common

Tutti Frutti, Apple, Apricot, Banana, Cherry, Grape, Lemon, Lime, Melon, Orange, Pineapple, Peach, Raspberry, Strawberry, Watermelon.

berries

Wildberry, Blueberry, Forest Fruits, Creamberry, Roseberry, Cranberry, Blackcurrant.

other fruit flavours

Plum, Tangerine, Pear, Mango, Kiwi, Apricot, Carrot, Coconut, Grapefruit.

spices+unusual

Anice (also called Anisette or Pastis), Batna ,Bergamot (from a tree that used by Indians in North America), Cardamom (very popular in Middle East countries), Cinnamon, Clove, Darsyne, Jasmine (as a floral fragrance), Ketchup, Lavender (as a floral fragrance), Rose (as a floral fragrance), Mustaka (used in Arab countries), Eucalyptus, Floral (popular in Korea and Japan), Gat (is an Herbal fragrance from Israel), Ginger mint, Hot Pepper, Lemon Tea, Salacider (from Thailand), Tobacco, Vanilla and Violet.

very special flavours

Citrus, Caramel, Chlorophyll, Chocolate, Coffee, Mokka, Cola, Cotton Candy, Flavono Gingseng, Golafilter, Herbal, Forest, Herbal, Ice Cream, Jasmine Tea, Lemonade, Licorice, Mastic, Musk, Natural Chicle, Pepsin, Scented,Tropical, Yogurt and Whisky.

mixtures

Apple-Melon, Apricot-Maracuja, Banana-Coconut, Banana-Strawberry, Cherry-Cola, Cherry-Lemon, Cherry-Mint, Chocolate-Strawberry, Cinnamint Citro-Cola, Coconut-Chocolate, Coconut-Pineapple, Honey-Lemon, Kiwi-Apple, Lemon-Apple, Lemon-Lime, Lemon-Mint, Lemon-Raspberry, Mango-Banana, Melon-Soda, Mint-Blueberry, Nectar-Honey, Orange-Chocolate, Orange-Grapefruit, Orange-Peach, Orange-Pineapple, Peach-Apricot, Peach-Grape, Peach-Grapefruit, Peach-Mango, Peach-Pineapple, Peach-Raspberry and Raspberry-Blueberry.