Dubble Bubble Original Pink Chewing Gum 3 lb. Bulk Bag - All City Candy

Taste the distinct flavor of the original 1928 Dubble Bubble recipe! In a chewy tablet form to make it easy to decide how much gum you want to chew. Get the original flavor developed in 1928! Enjoy the nostalgic flavor in a fresh new chewing gum. Dubble Bubble History: Created in 1928 by Fleer Candy Company accountant Walter Diemer (he claims he stumbled upon the recipe by accident), the gum featured comic strip featuring brothers Dub and Bub (replaced in 1950 by Pud). It grew in popularity, and was even distributed as part of military rations during World War II. It also was part of the first-ever gum five-pack (1957). Certified Kosher Parve (Repackaged by All City Candy) 3 lb. Bag contains approximately 1200 pieces Follow All City Candy on Social Media: Facebook | Instagram | | Pinterest Nutrition Ingredients: sugar, corn syrup, gum base, dextrose, gum arabic

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Taste the distinct flavor of the original 1928 Dubble Bubble recipe! Now in a gumball form! Get the original flavor developed in 1928 in a gumball! Enjoy the nostalgic flavor in a fresh new gumball. Dubble Bubble History: Created in 1928 by Fleer Candy Company accountant Walter Diemer (he claims he stumbled upon the recipe by accident), the gum featured comic strip featuring brothers Dub and Bub (replaced in 1950 by Pud).