B&M are seemingly going through the Trident gum range selling them at 5p a packet, first it was the Lemon one the the Chocolate mine one now it's just the plain Spearmint flavour one. After first being available at around 50p a packet (which contains 9 bubble wrapped pieces) the fact B&M are selling them so cheaply shows that they probably over-ordered them when they were at their height of popularity a year or two back. The product famously had one of it's advert banned for racism but still managed to go with the "Mastication for the nation" tag line that could well have been bordering on offensive it's self. The gum is manufactured by ...  Read the complete review

**Introduction** For years Wrigleys were pretty much out there on their own as the only big chewing gum brand. This changed however when Trident became hugely popular upon their release in the United Kingdom in 2007. It was however the first brand to release sugar free chewing gum back in 1960 in the United States. the sugar free nature of this chewing gum is something that Trident often play upon in their advertising despite Rivals Wrigleys also having many different varieties of sugar free chewing gum on the market. **Soft Spearmint** Spearmint is a pretty standard chewing gum which was around before all the new flavours were even ...  Read the complete review

I just love gum and of late my local Nisa shop has had an offer on all it's Trident products which has meant I've pretty much been chewing gum endlessly for weeks now lol. Instead of the usual price tag of 59p I'm currently able to buy them for 10p a packet! A bargain for sure but my bloody jaw is killing me and well defined of late lol. The Packaging.... Lovely dark and light green light cardboard box that simply unfolds to give two compartments of 7 gums (so you get 14 in total). On the front of the box I'm told they are Sugarfree Trident 'Soft' and they are the 'Spearmint One' and there are 14 soft gums in the box. On the back of the box I'm ...  Read the complete review