Trident Sweet Kicks Sugar Free Gum Reviews

A friend recommended this to me, and although I don't usually chew gum, when I heard it was chocolate flavour I had to give it a try. The outer cardboard packaging is pretty eyecatching and the gum itself comes in little white rectangular pieces inside a plastic and foil inner. You pop the pieces out in much the same way as a paracetamol or ...  Read the complete review

Currently B & M have started selling this along side the Lemon flavoured Trident gum, also at the price of 5p in what appears to be a desperate attempt at getting rid of them for as little as possible. After being incredibly impressed with the Lemon one I decided it was only fair to try this one too and at 5p what was there to lose? The ...  Read the complete review

On a recent visit to a new bargain shop, I saw this product on special offer at the till 10p per packet.........so I got me a few packets. The sweet kicks version of the ever popular Trident chewing gum is the sugar free part of the range, and as such I wasn't expecting too much since I have found that products advertised as sugar free have a ...  Read the complete review

As I write this review, I hold in my hand, a packet of nine of these and am yet to try them, so you're going to get a live review as I chew it. :) Looking at the box, it is brown and green with the shape of green lips in the centre and swirls around it. The brand, Trident, is in bold black letters and above it says that the gum is sugar ...  Read the complete review

I love chewing gum, well actually I don't, but I chew sugar- free gum throughout the day to prevent me eating biscuits or chocolates, so when Cadbury brought out a chocolate and mint flavour sugar- free gum, I simply had to try it. At 50p a packet it is a little on the expensive side for just nine little pellets which come individually ...  Read the complete review

Where to start with this oh so strange gum. The concept: Sugar free mint gum with a chocolate flavoured liquid centre. Supposed to give you a 'sweet kick' when you need one rather than indulging in chocolate. How much? You get 9 pieces in each pack. They are foil wrapped a little like tablets. They cost approx 45p a ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to chewing gum I really am such a fan of it! I get through oodles of the stuff in a week and have to admit that really I'm a rather traditional girl deep down at heart and prefer minty fresh gums as a rule. However when I saw this reduced to 10p packet at my local Nisa store (usually about 59p a packet) I was intrigued to try it out ...  Read the complete review

When I first heard about trident sweet kicks I thought, no way. I just couldn't imagine a gum that consisted of chocolate and mint. I mean when I want to freshen my breath I reach for a nice peppermint or spearmint. I definitely couldn't imagine chewing this. However a friend of mine decided to buy me some to try, I thought I might as well give ...  Read the complete review

Mint and chocolate is my favourite combination mint choc chip ice cream is the best thing in the world so when I was shopping and noticed a brown and green packet of chewing gum to discover it was Chocolate and mint flavour I had to give it a go! Trident sweet kicks Sugarfree chocolate mint flavour was priced at 50p for 9 pieces this is ...  Read the complete review

I'm not really a fan of chewing gum...which I suppose is not a great start to a review about gum! I don't dislike it but it just seems like I'm chewing for no reason and more often than not, it makes me feel hungry. And when other people make horrible clacking sounds whilst chomping on gum it drives me mad! In recent months I've tried ...  Read the complete review