Chewing Gums
Viral Now: This London-Based Artist Turns Chewing Gums Spat On Roads Into Miniature ArtA British artist, Ben Wilson aka 'The Chewing Gum Man', takes chewing gums stuck on London's pavement and makes beautiful street art.
- Viral Video Of Chewing Gum-Making Sparks A Debate Among Viewers
Chewing gum making recipe: The viral video shows the making of chewing gum but the internet doesn't agree. Watch it inside.
- Shocking! Viral Video Reveals The Hidden Truth About Chewing Gum Ingredients
A viral video shared by an Instagram user reveals that chewing gum may contain a secretion from sheep's glands. Read on to learn more.
- Do You Know What Your Chewing Gum Contains?
Do you know that every time youre popping your favorite chewing gum in your mouth, you could actually be chewing a secretion from sheeps wool? Yes, that's right!
- Is Chewing Gum a Good Habit?
Love chewing gum? How quickly and efficiently does it save you from an embarrassing encounter which can get absolutely ruined on account of bad breath! Lets not also not forget how a piece of gum ...
- Photo Of Bubblegum From 90s Surfaces On Twitter; Internet Gets Nostalgic
The flavoured chewing gums, with colourful wrappers, were a total hit during the 90s. Read on to know more.
- The Himalayan Chewing Gum- Churpi
If you love chewing gum but are tired of artificial flavours then Churpi - the Himalayan chewing gum - is the answer to all your worries. Its natural, its nutritious and it will help you ...
- Should I Chew Gum?
Studies have found that it may help to reduce tooth decay, but is it that simpleHowever ugly it looks and however yucky it is when you tread on it, chewing sugar-free gum may be ...
- Migraine in Teens Linked to Chewing Gum
There's good news for parents who suffer sleepless nights due to the headaches suffered by their adolescent children. All they need to do now is to find out if their children are chewing gum. And ...
- Common Food Additive Found In Chewing Gums And Mayonnaise Linked Colorectal Cancer: Study
The scientists said that E171 is consumed in high proportion everyday by the general population and can be found in more than 900 food products.
