Hubba Bubba Bubble Gum Reviews


Product Type: Wrigley's Sweets
Description:Brand: Wrigley's / Type: Gum
Newest Review: ... large pack of about 48, which was not ideal, but I do love them. Hubba Bubba used to be basic 5 packs of bubble gum in a few ... more
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by - written on 18/02/08 (Very useful, 239 readings)
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Well my kids love this gum, and they was not too impressed when i bought some for myself, so that i could write a review on it lol. Abit about Hubba Bubba ---------------------------------- Hubba Bubba is a brand of bubble gum which was originally produced by Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company in the U.S. in 1979 but more recently produced in other countries around the world. The first Hubba Bubba that was produced in the traditional bubble gum flavour often referred to as Original, but different flavours of gum have now been produced. The flavours are mainly fruit based but not all of them, as there is a cola flavoured one. The origianal ... Read the complete review

by - written on 24/03/08 (Very useful, 52 readings)
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Hubba Bubba takes me back to my childhood when the only flavour was strawberry and it cost about 10p. Now there are many new flavours and the price has also gone up. Hubba Bubba is a bubble-gum and is great for blowing big bubbles and popping them in your face which is why kids like it. This can entertain children for about 5-10 minutes per piece by seeing who can blow the biggest bubble. But you need to be careful that your child does not swallow and choke on the gum. The disadvantage with Hubba Bubba is that it doesn't keep the flavour very long, a couple of chews and its gone. Leaving a nasty taste and film over your tongue. When this ... Read the complete review

by - written on 26/03/08 (Useful, 66 readings)
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Hubba bubba chewing gum must have been aimed at children when it was designed. Hubba bubba chewing gum has been around for a very long time and although there has been new flavours introduced the products quality hasnt realy changed, This is not a good thing as I dont think that this chewing gum was ever good. Hubba bubba used to cost about 12p when I was a child, god that makes me sound old, it now costs around 30p a pack which is possibly the cheapest chewing gum you can buy but this shows in the quality. There are 5 pieces of chewing gum in each pack which are individually wrapped, each piece is square shaped and upon opening the ... Read the complete review

by - written on 18/10/09 (Very useful, 52 readings)
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Bubble gum comes in many forms, but on the whole it's the kids version of chewing gum, loaded with sugars, given a more fruity taste and easier to blow bubbles with. One of the premier British "bubble" gum brands is Hubba Bubba, and as is always the case, one of the most popular flavours, as with everything else is strawberry (the flavour I've personally got at the moment), though other flavours are available, they are all rather fruit based. The packets come in a similar size to most gums, a little wider and less deep perhaps, but pretty similar to the normal packaging. This this is colourful, a pink colour in fact, with the long edges of the packet having ... Read the complete review

by - written on 09/07/09, updated on 10/07/09 (Very useful, 363 readings)
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I had a fascination with Bubble Gum during my youth, which started during my schooldays. After class on Friday I used to rush round to the corner shop with pocket money in hand, ready to purchase a chocolate bar, a can of drink, and a packet of Hubba Bubba (preferably Coca-Cola flavour). This ritual would continue week in week out, until gradually, over the years, the appeal of Hubba Bubba lessened, and I became of an age where I no longer received pocket money - doh! It was only last week when I saw a pack of 'Sour Double Berry' Hubba Bubba by the checkouts of the local shop, that I decided to revisit my mis-spent youth, and it's specifically this flavour that my review Read the complete review











