Okay, this might be weird, but: I chew a fair amount of gum, but I’m not really happy with the idea of putting lots of sugar or artificial sweeteners in my mouth every day. And besides, the flavor is always gone in a few... (3 replies, last updated by stricken May 29, 2009)

Gum chewers, you have a favorite brand of chewing gum? I’m partial to Trident Bubble Gum and Dentyne Cinammon Ice. And you? (86 replies, last updated by Jacey March 19, 2009)

I bought this small case of Black Black (caffeinated) chewing gum from Japan a while back and wanted to get a refill of it. Inside the plastic container are small, hard, rectangle pieces of black black gum (not sticks). I was... (3 replies, last updated by skiwebster February 19, 2009)

't know why I didn’t think to post here about this before. Anyway, am I insane or does anybody else remember a brand of chewing gum from the late 60’s/early 70’s that came in four flavors: SWEET, HOT, SOUR &... (1 reply, last updated by grouchy_chef January 18, 2002)

Why chew anything then? Chewing enables digestion but also enables tasting. Imagine swallowing pieces of steak whole. You’d briefly taste the exterior of the meat but it wouldn’t “taste” anything like it... (41 replies, last updated by h2Bn July 12, 2009)

chewy. It’s the nature of a muscle, which is what an oyster is. If I start chewing, I end up chewing a lot, and then it becomes about digesting the damn thing, rather than enjoying the mouthfeel or flavour. Link:... (23 replies, last updated by mike Osinski May 7, 2006)

Eating much isn’t a great idea. Dry crackers can help. Anything light and easily digestible. Arrowroot biscuits are good. Avoid fat/fatty foods—they’re more work to digest. Herb teas and black teas help digestion.... (15 replies, last updated by ipsedixit April 4, 2007)

I like to have lemon in water before I eat, it helps get the digestive juices flowing, and I find my meal digests better. Also after a large meal I will chew a papaya enzyme pill. (16 replies, last updated by Bite Me March 10, 2007)

Hi all, I know this may be dumb because its an inquiry about chewing gum, but i am going nuts trying to find a certain flavour of trident gum called ‘strawberry fusion’. half the pack is ‘sweet’ and half is... (1 reply, last updated by Adrienna June 6, 2005)

Yes! It really does bother me. I rarely ever chew gum but like to have a stick every now and then. I can’t handle the taste of these chemical sweeteners. I can honestly taste them for a week and it ruins the flavor of... (3 replies, last updated by chowser October 15, 2008)

Stimorol, the licorice-flavoured chewing gum from Denmark, used to be available in many stores in the city, from Van Houtte on Laurier (now Laurier Gourmand) to your better dépanneurs and even some metro station kiosks. A year or... (3 replies, last updated by bftp January 7, 2004)

't want anything that required chewing, as I didn’t even want the friction of jaws and cheeks and lips moving over my gums. I, too, like my veggies, and cooked them more than usual, so that it took no effort to chew them... (12 replies, last updated by theannerska September 14, 2008)

with incontinence... my apologies for too much information, but I don’t want to make anything that will cause her boyfriend or her nurse more work, if you get my drift. She also has problems chewing anything that’s... (8 replies, last updated by Katie Nell September 10, 2007)

Quick Google shows that the FDA rejected the Israeli version for shipment to the US because it lacked any English labeling. There’s a UK company that sells it, maybe they’ll ship: http://www.justkosher.co.uk/Category/... (5 replies, last updated by cappucino November 11, 2009)

This is very good gum. I don’t chew gum very often but make an exception for this. (28 replies, last updated by cynking April 21, 2009)