I think we can all agree Tropical Twist is the best flavor. The top-selling twist-wrapped gum in America, Dubble Bubble is an American icon. While available in several flavors, the original bubblegum flavor is a true classic. Like Trident, Wrigley has an enormous selection of flavors to choose from. Orbit gum , from Wrigley, is another minty hit. While similar to other gum in taste, I find Orbit to be softer to chew and more pleasant.
I grew up chewing this stuff, and still enjoy a piece from time-to-time. Winterfresh gum has a unique minty taste that actually lasts. Their Ice Cubes set themselves apart with their fun shape and a satisfying texture. Mentos , while famous for their mints, has numerous gum offerings, ranging from sublime to wild flavors. Unlike some gums, Eclipse has a hard shell around it, giving it a nice crunch before you start chewing your heart out.
Big Red is the Red Hot of the gum world. Much like Eclipse, Dentyne Ice sports a slick candy shell on the outside. Dentyne Ice comes in many flavors, but the most popular is their classic peppermint. A great option for this niche. A favorite with kids, Hubba Bubba Bubble Tape is famous for its size.
At six-feet long , Bubble Tape is a big contender when it comes to classic bubble gum flavored gum. Known for their strange commercials, 5 Gum is a Wrigley brand that focuses on bold flavors. Juicy Fruit is a true classic with a one-of-a-kind flavor. While I love this gum, it has a huge flaw: the flavor from a stick is often gone by the time you read this sentence.
Its wacky flavors and temporary tattoos on the paper make it a blast. Jolt Gum , from the makers of the famous Jolt Cola , features caffeine and B-vitamins, gives you a swift kick in the pants when you need it most. It also has a great flavor to boot. Did I mention I love this gum? This gum comes shredded up inside a pouch. Speaking of gum kids love, Bubble Yum is a classic bubble gum that comes in numerous flavors.
Bubble Yum is especially soft, making it delightful to chew. It also makes for some epic bubbles. Bubbaloo sets itself apart from most of this list and other gums by having a liquid-filled center. This gum started as a hit in Mexico, but can now be found in more than 25 countries! Razzles almost break the gum rule, as they start off as candy.
But, upon chewing it for a moment, it magically transforms into a gum. These are a blast to eat and always a hit with the younger crowd. Super Bubble is right up there with Bazooka Joe when it comes to classic gum. Super Bubble is your standard bubble gum, wrapped in a piece of wax paper. Made in an effort to compete with Bubble Yum, Bubblicious is another soft gum great for bubble blowing. With a ton of flavors to choose from, Bubblicious is sure to please just about anyone.
Watermelon Wave is my favorite flavor! Bubble Tape had a serious moment when it first came out on store shelves in the late s for its original take on the classic bubblegum shape. Plus, it was super easy to stick in your pocket for gum on-the-go. Widely accepted as an alternative form of payment or collateral on many school playgrounds during the '90s, Bubble Yum Cotton Candy was one of the most coveted of all bubblegum flavors.
Plus look at that punk rock duck mascot! The best part of Bazooka bubble gum was its unique and slightly oversized flat rectangular shape, which made it seem like a playing card or collectible instead of just simply candy. Blue Razz was an especially delicious twist on the original flavor.
You want, you need, you gotta have more sweet! One of the most classic chewing gum flavors of all time, Juicy Fruit packs a serious dose of nostalgia. Juicy, refreshing, and totally reminiscent of summertime, Bubblicious Watermelon Bubble Gum brings us right back to the pool parties of our childhood.
Considered the unofficial make-out gum of the '90s, Winterfresh is the gum for icy cool breath that lasts well at least for, like, 10 seconds. You're either someone who chews mint gum or cinnamon gum, and there's really just no middle ground there.
Big Red has a loyal following, most of whom also enjoy its liquid cousin otherwise known as Fireball. You want to chew your gum long enough to get rid of the sugar and flavour, as this will strengthen your bubble. It can take around 5 minutes! In fact in competitions, competitors are allowed half an hour to prepare their gum.
Third, once your gum is ready, stick your tongue into the gum to make a hole, and then blow to make a pouch, this is the start of your bubble. If you blow too hard and fast you will pop your bubble! Lastly, temperature and air conditions matter. Check out our comprehensive list of the best bubblegum below and get blowing! Create your account Lost password? First name. Last name. Your cart is empty.
Dubble Bubble Double Bubble is the original bubble gum so of course we had to include it on the list! Susan Montgomery Williams of Fresno, California holds the Guinness World Record for biggest bubblegum bubble for the inch bubble that she blew in Chad Fell hold the record for "largest hands-free bubblegum bubble" at Fun Fact: Did you know that Dubble Bubble was the first type of bubblegum to be invented?
In , Walter E Diemer, an accountant for a chewing gum company in Philadelphia, invented bubble gum while he was experimenting with new gum recipes. One recipe was found to be less sticky than regular chewing gum and stretched more easily. Why was the original bubblegum pink?
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