Sugar Free Dubble Bubble Gum, 3.5oz Bag (Pack of 12) | Individually Wrapped Chewing Gum, Gluten Free, Peanut Free

This stuff is the crack cocaine of chewing gum. Now that I’ve had a little time to adapt, I have a new perspective. Today I did a back to back taste test between Bubble Yum and Double Bubble. The winner? Double Bubble. It’s more flavorful and sweet; and it lasts longer. I officially prefer Double Bubble to Bubble Yum. I would never have believed it. So now I don’t care that Hershey’s discontinues Bubble Yum. It would be cool if it came in grape, but beggars can’t be choosers. The only place where Bubble Yum excels is... blowing bubbles. DB doesn’t come close, despite its name. I’t also a bit harder to chew. The first bite is quite hard, but it softens as you chew. —————- Here’s the deal. The best gum I’ve ever had is Sugarless Bubble Yum. Hands down. Soft and full of flavor. Massively easy to blow monster bubbles. Well, Hershey discontinued them. There’s even a bonehead on eBay selling a 12-pack for over $1,000. So I went with Double Bubble. It’s much harder than Bubble Yum, which I didn’t like. The one hard gum that I liked was Bazooka because it got softer. Double Bubble flavor is excellent. That classic bubble gum taste. Lots of flavor and lasts a decent amount of time. I would never know it’s sugarless. Pros: —It comes in little plastic packages. Very easy to carry in pockets and easy to remove from the packet. Bubble Yum would get very tacky when warm, and would stick to the paper wrap. It would also leave a sticky mess in your pockets. —Tastes great —Lasts a reasonable amount of time —Easy to carry in your pockets —Doesn’t seem to melt like Bubble Yum Cons: —It’s hard and sort of rubbery, which isn’t as satisfying as Bubble Yum So while it’s not perfect, it’s excellent stuff. I’ll continue to purchase it. Hopefully it won’t be discontinued.

Juicy and flavorful, but loses flavor fairly quickly,

Love this gum! Makes me almost feel guilty as if I’m chewing regular gum, not sugar free!!

I was originally buying the regular Dubble Bubble Chewing Gum. I was buying it two tubs at a time from Walmart. OMG, I could not go without this gum. The downside to chewing this gum was the fact that once the seal was broken (even though it was encased inside a tub with a top), the gum became HARD; the flavor was gone in 3-5 minutes AND if felt a small semi-hard chewing marble. I know the last part ( a semi-hard chewing marble) seems weird, but it’s the truth. The ONLY good thing about the original for me was the pricing ($10.98/tub for 350 pcs). I discovered by curiosity (Googling “sugar-free gum”) Dubble Bubble Sugar-Free Gum. THIS IS THE BEST CHEWING GUM I have had. I am diabetic and has to track my calorie intake and this is an excellent choice because it’s ONLY 5 CALORIES PER PIECE. The flavor lasts longer AND it is stays soft longer. Will I by this product again…H3LL YEAH!!! Matter of fact, I have purchased 12 bags TWICE. Give it a try, you won’t be disappointed. Maybe, maybe not.

I love Double Bubble gum. So do my foster kiddos. I don't love that regular Double Bubble is packed with unnecessary sugar and is about 15 calories a piece. This gum has no sugar and only 5 calories a piece. Why does this matter? I can easily eat 10 pieces of gum a day without even thinking about it. Ten pieces adds up in calorie content pretty fast - 150 calories for 10 pieces of gum? That's the same amount of calories as an unfrosted blueberry Poptart! 10 pieces of this gum is only 50 calories. And let's face it- my kiddos do not need any extra hyper-ness caused by sugar. So the fact these are sugar free bought me over. All of the gum comes packaged away in a small box (very easy to store on a pantry shelf!). I received 12 bags with 20 pieces in each bag. It's been about a month and a half and my [five] kids and I have only finished half of the box. Each individual piece of gum is wrapped in its own plastic wrapper. Kids over the age of 6 to 7 can easily get the wrapper open by itself. The gum is sweet and tastes almost exactly like regular Dubble Bubble. But the texture is very different. This gum is a bit tougher to chew and isn't as soft and ply-able. With that being said, you can still blow bubbles with it and it keeps kids chomping for 20 minutes or so. The flavor wears out really quickly. For me, within about 10 minutes, the flavor is almost entirely gone. Regular Dubble Bubble's flavor lasts a bit longer than this, but what do you expect when the sugar is missing? This gum still tastes sweet and has that stereotypical bubble gum flavor that I crave. These pieces are a great way to reward my kids for positive behavior. They're not super high calorie or packed with sugar- but the kids still feel like they're getting a fun piece of candy. Our local grocery store doesn't carry sugar free Dubble Bubble, so it's nice that I can purchase it in bulk online. I'll definitely be back for more. I really have no complaints- I'm only rating it 4 stars because the taste disappears quickly and the texture is pretty hard to chew. Aside from that, this really is awesome gum. Kudos to Dubble Bubble for making a healthier alternative to their regular product!

Classic Double Bubble without the guilt! Best part is you can’t tell the difference from the OG Double Bubble. Anytime I’m asked if I have gum, I like to see if anyone who doesn’t know it’s sugar free can tell the difference. 10 out of 10 people couldn’t tell it apart from the OG! Just like the sugared version, the taste doesn’t last too terribly long. But the beauty of it is you can chew as many as you want without worrying about sugar sticking around on your teeth!

Can’t find in local stores. Glad to find it here

When I first tried this gum it was amazing, great flavor and no obvious trace of sugar free. I still love it, but my adult mouth doesn’t live the huge wad of gum the way my kid mouth did. I grab a half piece and it’s a fun choice for the same 10 minutes it would be with the sugared kind. My 4 year old niece loves it. We had to make her think she misunderstood when she heard me say sugar free, but she kept asking my sister for more (after she thought it was the “normal” kind”).