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Wrigley's Juicy Fruit Chewing GumNewest Review: ... the first thing to say: you get a lot of chewing gum for your money, certainly more than tablet forms. However, it's too much ... more More Wrigley's in Food
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by - written on 09/11/09 (Very useful, 18 readings)
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Back in the day chewing gums always used to come in these strip forms, but have mostly been replaced with tablets. Well, Juicy Fruit is the old school chewing gum that's still going strong and I love it! For around 35p a pack you get six strips of soft gum that have a powdery coating. There's the first thing to say: you get a lot of chewing gum for your money, certainly more than tablet forms. However, it's too much for some, so unless you have a big gob you might find the tablets better. The texture on your tongue is great as the powder coating enlivens your tastebuds, and then the chewing gets going. Unlike tablets, they don't have a hard sugar ... Read the complete review
by - written on 09/11/09 (Very useful, 32 readings)
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I haven't had this chewing gum for years and was under the impression that they had stopped making it until I saw them on the till at my local Co op. I paid 35p for a packet of ten chewing gums. I don't normally comment on the packaging too much but this particular flavour gets me excited and always has regarding the wrapping. It's really bright and eye catching compared to the blues and whites that usually take over the chewing stand. ThEy are bright yellow with a red bit blotted through and when I was a child this was the one that stood out. The chewing gums are individually wrapped and instead of being in tablet form like Wrigleys Extra, they are ... Read the complete review
by - written on 22/08/09 (Very useful, 52 readings)
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**Introduction** For my latest review I have chosen to review one of my favourite chewing gums. Wrigleys are one of the most well known brands in the United Kingdom and have had a number of popular chewing and bubble gum products over the years including this particular variety "Juicy Fruit". This is officially a chewing gum but has the flavour of a bubble gum as normally chewing gums tended to be just minty in either spearmint, peppermint or indeed Doublemint. This has been going since 1893 and has seen a number of different looks. **Juicy Fruit** These were originally in soft strips of gum but they now come in the same little ... Read the complete review
by - written on 09/10/09 (Very useful, 127 readings)
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I actually don't like chewing gums much. I always get this pain on my jaw when I chew for about 20 minutes. When I ran out of my mint candies, a friend handed me a pack of Wrigley's Juicy Fruit Chewing Gum and I thought I had to try it. ABOUT THIS CHEWING GUM Wrigley's Juicy Fruit Chewing gum was introduced in 1893. It is the oldest product of Wrigley's. In 1974, Juicy Fruit leads the launching of using UPC codes and it is the first product with a bar code that has been scanned with a hand-made laser scanner in Troy, Ohio. In 2007, Juicy Fruit Chewing Gum was amongst the Wrigley's products to become the official chewing gum of of National ... Read the complete review
by - written on 07/08/09 (Very useful, 31 readings)
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Juicy Fruit chewing gum is made by Wrigley's and has a fantastic flavour. It is definitely the juciest one you can buy as it really gets the flavours going. It tastes really nice but it has one major problem, which is that this fabulous taste doesn't last long enough! The chewing gum is widely available in supermarkets and shops. You get a pack of 10 sticks for around 35p. This is great as the sticks are of a good size, but it can get the way when you're talking, as they are a bit larger than pieces. The packet is bright yellow and has a blue Juicy Fruit logo in rounded writing with a red design too. You simply peel open the end and you can lift ... Read the complete review
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