Simply Gum | Sampler Pack | Plant- Based Chewing Gum | Pack of 12 (180 Pieces...

Simply gum has a simple mission - real gum, real ingredients. It's great. Real gum - As the legend goes, America learned about chewing gum when General Santa Ana was taken prisoner. He chewed chicle, a dried sap from a tree, to calm his nerves. Somehow, the trend took off. Simply Gum uses real chicle. You may know Chicle as the ingredient that gives Chiclets brand gum their name. Real ingredients - The ingredient list doesn't have any weird chemical names or trade secrets. The ingredients are always a chicle base with natural flavors such as spearmint and a little sugar. That's all. Really good - So far I've had the maple and coffee flavors. Coffee flavor really does taste like fresh coffee, although the maple flavor really tastes more like brown sugar to me. Both are delicious. Flavors last a good time. I define a lasting flavor as anything longer than about 30 seconds. This gum holds up fine. Past that point you're chewing it to work your jaw, so flavor doesn't really matter. Real chew - Chicle has a great bite, which is unrivaled by any modern formulation in my opinion. The only problem with chicle is that it can "stick" ever so slightly to the teeth, which means it can be a nightmare for anyone with certain dental appliances. Definitely try a pack before you buy in if you ever have problems with things sticking to your teeth. But for pure chewing pleasure, chicle rules. Real packaging. The gum comes in a printed cardboard box. That's all. No foil wrappers, no plastic strips. It's just recyclable cardboard. There are also wax papers included. These are less common for Americans so you should know they're a polite way to dispose of used gum so you don't have to touch it. It's a nice thing to include. The catch? Simply Gum is expensive. I think they're 100% worth it. I keep swallowing my gun so far, which I always do when I love the flavor of gum. I keep thinking it's candy and want to reach for another piece. What about sugar? Won't it rot your teeth? Some people complain about sugar in gum. This is only a problem if you (like me) are prone to swallowing deliciously flavored gum like candy. The point of chewing gum for dental health is three-fold. One, you work your jaw muscles to promote proper function. Two, you can dislodge food particles hiding between your teeth. Three, you scrub off some of the sugars and bacteria which can hide on teeth and turn into plaque. Chewing gum with natural sugar still does all of this. So long as you chew it about 30 seconds longer than the point when it loses its sugary flavor, you're not really leaving any residue. Your saliva breaks down the sugars, the gum massages any remnants off your teeth, and you swallow the evidence. Just chew your gum completely, and enjoy that lovely chicle bite.

I bought these because I need an interim habit to help me stop grinding my teeth after getting through an intense period of stress. If I'm focused on chewing the gum, I can't simultaneously maintain the habit I'm trying to break. The quality of the product is impressive. It feels far better than any other gum I've used in the past. The important factor that guided me to this brand was a need for a product that does not utilize aspartame. Even in small amounts, I start getting nasty headaches with migraine-level pain after a few days. As an aside, the amount of aspartame in Diet Dr. Pepper gives me one after just one accidental sip. This gum not only avoids the pitfall of the 'danger ingredient' for me, but chewing it feels more natural and less nasty even after the flavor begins to fade. So far, I've only tried the maple flavor, and I'm satisfied with how long the flavor lasts and the mouth-feel of the chew. I know some reviews mentioned the flavor fading quickly, but so far I find that it beats the conventional gums I've had in the past in that regard. The flavor is crisp and fresh and leaves my breath feeling improved in scent. For the cost I paid and the amount I got for it, I'd say it was worth every cent.

We like this gum brand because it doesn’t any the questionable ingredients. We bought this sampler pack to try out the flavor we haven’t. It was worth the try for us. We are not a fan all most of the flavors. Think we will stick more towards the mint. It was still fun to try them. This gum brand is my go to lately. Maple might be fun to try, but it doesn’t do much for the breath. Have to stick to the mint flavors for that.

I was so excited to get this gum. The packaging is beautiful although it got banged up badly through transit I believe. The taste is extremely mellow and after a few short minutes you can't taste anything. The gum is so sticky that it sticks to my lips when blowing and I can't get it off. I am used to natural gums but this by far is not great.

Tastes super healthy, leaves a film on my tongue within a minute, sticks to my teeth on my crown and fillings. The flavors are all aromatic but not flavorful: my son said it tasted like gum that had already lost its flavor. the texture is great, except for sticking to my teeth and lips. Beautiful packaging and an unusual and pleasing variety of flavors. I won’t buy again, but it has been an interesting experience.

I chew a lot of gum because it helps with my digestion, and I was so surprised that I actually really like this gum! I got the large variety pack (family size) because I expected to like some flavors but not others. So far I like the ones I've tried from the pack: Maple, Revive, Coffee, and Fennel. I have become really tired of the same extremely minty grocery store brands. Even the fruit flavors and bubble gum flavors are minty these days and the mint can sometime exacerbate heartburn and indigestion. I also prefer low sugar, but not sugar free because artificial sugar is not great for your body nor your digestion. I saw this gum advertised and thought I would try it. I figured it wouldn't be that good and laughed at some of the reviews. But it turns out that I actually quite like it and I will order more when I run out. I like the flavors a lot, it is refreshing to have different flavors (finally!) and to not be overpowered by that distinctive artificial minty flavor that I grew so tired of. I am a bit of an adventurous epicurean, so I don't know that the broader public would necessarily like this gum as much as I do. 4 of my family members like it, and one does not.

I stumbled on this product in search of a gum with natural ingredients. You need good, secure teeth if you’re going to tackle this gum, as it can be difficult starting the chew. What I found was the flavor didn’t last long but the chew got easier once the gums softened up. What I didn’t like is when I got to the bottom of the box, I noticed the manufacturer had used cardboard to block off the bottom part of the box to limit the amount of gum in each box. In the 12-box sampler I purchased, I figure the manufacturer owes me 48 pieces of gum.

Takes a few tries to get used to the flavors and how sticky it is, but once we did, we love it. Not going back to regular gum knowing what junk is in that stuff. We all chew this in my household of four. Love the little wrappers it comes with.