I think I actually came across some it just 3-4 years ago here in Houston. I loved them. God I miss this gum. I use to do anything to earn money so I could walk to a little store three blocks to buy chum gum. There is a site to buy old time candy, but they didn't have it. That being said, you can find a lot of other great old candies and gum there, but look out for the price. This candy now days cost almost $200 a bar and is not worth the cost. Bring nack our childhood memories. Tell me I didn't just pay $16.75 for two pieces of GUM>>>>. Hmmm. Time-warping back to October, 1971, found another newspaper ad mentioning Chum Gum, Dubble Bubble and Razzles as suggestions to give trick-or-treaters on Halloween. Best wishes to all Chum Gum lovers! I grew up in Greeley Colo. They would make a fortune. WE HAD CHUM GUM IN SC, TOO. Your Price: $24.00. Please leave a review or any memories of this snack in the comments below. There is NOTHING on the market like it , what a hit they would be !! One stick was blue and one stick was pink. I'm 53 years old and every time I chew bubble gum (rarely), I remember the great flavor of the first few chews of Chum Gum. I since have moved east and am always searching for "California Candy"! But Chum Gum was the best. Snack History maintains its neutrality. I also thought no one else knew about it, I hope it comes back. IF someone finds it my e-mail whiteki@realtracs.com that is how serious I am at 57 years old. They didn't have any, but, it was a good time anyway. So sad. I too remember Chum Gum and just like some of you when I mention it to people they look at me like I'm crazy. They lost sight of a historical favorite and it eventually was no longer popular or desired on the market. Chum Gum was the best gum. We also ate Bonamo Taffy. Dentyne - Wikipedia Unfortunately, they stopped producing it in 1971 so it hasnt been available for a lot of years now. It was a chocolate bar with air crisped chocolate inside it. Caroline above said she has never met anyone who remembers it. Just the smell through the wrapper would make my mouth water. Loved Chum Gum, lived on High School Road Indianapolis 1964-1969,most people I asked about it have never heard of it, good to know I wasn't dreaming..it was the best..those were the days. Not blue. Now Im grown and have the cash to buy these products in quantity. i use to walk to my corner store and buy the individual sticks for a penny a piece. One of his first bubble gum creations was Blibber Blubber, which came out in 1906. The flavor lasted ALL DAY. We saved our paper route money and walked down to the fruit stand that had a section of all penny candy; waxed lips, squirrel nuts, maryjanes and the all time favorite Chum gum. I have looked and looked and looked again. Ithought I was the only person that miss this gum I lived in Palo Alto,California and use to buy it at the corner store Garden Supermarket, Boy that was the best bubble gum ever. Today, Bubbaloo is sold in more than 25 countries and in three different continents across the world. Along with baseball card gum, also with the powdered sugar, it was the best gum ever. WILL CHCECK IT OUT AGAIN. I too remember chum gum, I am 61 years old and can still taste it in my mind. Chum Gum was the best! I AGREE WITH EVERY ONE I HAVE BEEN TALKING ABOUT CHUM FOR MONTHS AND DECIDED TO CHECK OUT ALL OF THE GUMS SITE BUT HAVENT ANY LUCK. Oh, to smell those again! Yum, the smell and powdery coating, the texture and great bubbles. It was simply the best gum ever some one should bring this gum back. If enough of us write to them, perhaps Fleer will bring it back. Our family owned a mom and pop grocery store in Depauw, IN and Chum Gum was my favorite treat! The best gum ever for blowing bubbles. I bought it at many places in Harford County, Maryland. Im 67 yers old and would purchase a case of Chum Gum if we could find it. I agree with Dee, #8 from 1-14-15. Besides tasting great, the price was great as well. The absolute best bubblegum ever! I am 47 also im from RI and I would love to see Chum Gum back on the shelves. I am from Texas and I used to buy it from a little Mom and Pop Grocery store that was across the street from my house! Hmmm? I WAS TELLING MY DAUGHTER ABOUT THIS GOOD OLD GUM. Chewed it in Dallas in the late '50s and in Odessa through most of the '60s. I have been telling my kids about Chum Gum and how I wish I could find it for them to experience. Some of the memories about this gum say things like it brings me back to the days when life was good or in my opinion Chum Gum was the best gum ever made. The company was founded in 1938 and has been churning out bubble gum ever since. Vintage Wrigley Chewing Gum Pack Full New Extra Bubble Gum 20 Packs 5 Piece. Oh how I wish they would bring it back! I've NEVER run across anything similar to that in all my years. I would so love to have chum gum back1. My grandparents have passed on and I would love to be able to relive memories of cinnamon certs with my grandmother. Wish I could still get it!! I wish I could find it somewhere. I don't think you can get it anymore. This bait works best to catch smaller channel cats and eating-size catfish because there is not enough blood to attract larger fish. I enjoyed Smith Brothers cough drops, licorice very much. Chum gum, lip sticks,bonomo taffy ect.. Great days, they truly were better days I don't care what anyone says. I really miss this nostalgic gum. It was popular for the entirety of the gum because it was soft and easy to chew but also because it had good flavor. anyone else remember them? It was my favorite from the penny candy at Farley's Grocery store. This preceded Fleer's product by 13 years. I too loved Chum Gum and have searched to no avail,but find Big League Chew very close if not the same. It is never easy to let go, but we hope that by sharing your memories on our blog, you can memorialize that sweet treat with the respect it deserves. I really miss the best gum ever made, Sugar Free Bubble Yum Bubble Gum Peppermint. The taste was phenomenol,sure wish they would make it again, it was the best. Woke up many saturday mornings for catoon time with my hair stuck to my pillow with this great gum. Im from Boston and Any time I ask people if they remember chum gum people think Im making it up! I remember sitting with my grandfather and he always had a pack of it. My other favorite is Sun Drops from Trader Joes, candy coated chocolate dipped sunflower seeds. I agree- Best Gum Ever! This man started yelling at me for casually asking if/when they would get a reorder of this product. I'm 66. How does Google autocomplete this search? Meh.. Im 60 and that was my favorite Gum.The original pack was blue with white writing.I remember that they did package it with the white wrapper. Sunflower seeds, banana popsickles and Chum Gum. So nice that I am not imagining how good Chum Gum was and would order a box of it right now if I could find it. For the longest time, I couldn't remember what it was called and then by chance I was looking for some unique halloween candy and found the name!! Now I would pay 2 sticks for a buck if I could find it. I have been typing chum gum in seach engines now and again hoping it would spark a memory or a location where I may purchase it. I grew up in Turtle Creek, Pennslyvania. Amazon.com: Chum Gum The smell, the taste - best ever. I truly miss it!!! Also got a lot of teachers upset. The closest I have come to this flavor is Wrigleys Extra classic bubble flavor. And who can forget that great flavor? I'm glad to see other people actually remember this gum.It WAS the best tasting aroundseemed to get it "trick or treating" and YES it was the BEST flavor ever. Anybody remember the Zebra Stripe Gum. Lick. Barney-Google Maps wouldnt co-operate for a finer search.). Top Rated Plus. Live in Indy, would walk past a neighborhood store on way to school bus stop, I always got some Chum Gum before getting on bus. That was August 7, 1987. I agree with so many of the comments that have been made by othersyou ask people if they remember or have ever heard of this gum and they look at you like you are crazy. I'm 55, grew up in San Bernardino, California, and I went looking for Chum Gum because it had the best TEXTURE! Since Chum Gum was only around for a limited time, and that was mostly before the days of internet, its a bit challenging to find a lot of history for the brand. Also check out the other =Food of the 70s?> pages. The stick would break up in pieces with a couple of bites and took some time to combine into one piece. Sore gums may indicate gingivitis or peridontitis, which need to be examined by a dentist. I truly wish a gum/candy maker would reproduce this wonderful, delightful gum - I would love to introduce my grandchildren to it. In the 1950's/ 60' I used to buy Chum Gum in St. Louis - from a local confectionery (which is what we called small neighborhood stores). I'm 54 and haven't seen that gum since about 1970. google_ad_height = 600; I also have food pages for the 80s and 90s. Are squirrel nut still produced? I've never forgotten how wonderful the taste was. I agree with yo all! like others on here, no one i've ever talked to about it remembers it. I still remember the royal blue wrapper with a kid's silhouette on it blowing a big bubbleand the gum itself was the pinkest of pinkand you got TWO sticks for a penny. It was the best. we will never get or have those in again or something to that effect. Where can I get some aspergum? - Drugs.com In fact, you might be able to say that Dubble Bubble was a spinoff of Chum Gum. theres an emty spot in me. $1.62. Answer From Elizabeth Rajan, M.D. I grew up in MA and there was a corner variety right by my elementary school that used to sell Chum Gum. Do they sell Freshen Up gum? - Sage-Answer They are no where near the quality of texture and taste that were the Brachs Red Twist. Beech-Nut gum was a go-to breath freshener in the early to mid 20 th century, but gradually fell out of favor and was eventually discontinued. Maybe it's a blood clot. Bargain! They would love it. If a macaron and a rice krispies treat had a nougat filled and white chocolate enrobed baby with a colorful pink and purple white chocolate drizzle that would be pretty darn close! it tasted so good. My mouth is watering just thinking of those. Chum gum ruled. that and Milk Duds (the old ones without that crappy shiny finish) I used to as a kid get them at the little green store in Appleton Wi.i went to that store foe 10 yrs and didnt know it by its real name,but it was little and green, I GRE UP IN CHICAGO WITH CHUM GUM AND THOSE HOT DOG GUMS AND WONDERFUL BLOMMERS CHOCOLATE. I remember Chum Gum, candy lipstick, wax lips and nails and bottles, Chiclets, Turkish Taffy, Fizzies. Bubble Yum Rockin' Raspberry flavor. I loved the blue gum all, the grape and the sour apple. Treasure Island stores distinctly had wavy rooftops or front facades. I'm 57 and loved Chum Gum, Dots, Wax tubes filled with syrup, Black Cows, baseball cards, candy cigarettes, paper straws filled with Kool-Aid type power and many more great candies. The flavor was indescribable, my favorite gum. Required fields are marked *. Maybe the makers of Chum Gum put a special ingredient to make us want it, kind of like cigarettes or something! But not on Wednesdays because Bill closed at noon that day. I am a bubble gum freak and Chum Gum was my absolute favorite. Have told my children how good it was and was hoping to find out where to get some.BEST gum ever. Retro and Nostalgic Discontinued Candy and Gum You only gave Gatorade Gum 4 years before discontinuing it. My grandparents owned a small hamburger joint & they sold MILKSHAKE candy bars. That being said, it was made by the same company that created Dubble Bubble, Bazooka, and several other similar gums. Tears filled her eyes as she was just beside herself when we gave it to her. I'm 43 YeArS OlDi hAvEn'T SeEn cHuM GuM/oR TaStEd iT SiNcE I WaS lIkE,sIx yEaR's oLd!! "Wrigleys" might have come close. The Red Licorice that is on the American Market at most convenient stores is beyond horrible. Yum! I only had it a handful of times after that, as I rarely found anywhere after that. Yes, I remember those candy lipsticks, they were creamy, not like today's. My buddies and I in the 50s would take bottles back to Frenchies corner store watertown ny and buy the gum and then sit on the curb and blow bubbles, i remember getting chum gum when i got a hair cut back in the 50 s--i contacted fleer and they quit making it. I'm from Denver Colo,and they sold it in a little food store down the street from my high school. But if you really want some, someone is selling five sticks on Ebay. Miss it cant find it..Yumm, yumm. As such, eating gluten-free products in some cases, products that may contain gums . Perhaps we should find out who the company was that made chum gum and take it from there. What happened to Nestles Chocalite candy bar? My brother would buy it by the case and hide it. A great taste and a great bubble. Used to buy mine at the local 7 Eleven in the Philadelphia area. When they got bought out long ago, Chum Gum went away The big secret of Chum Gum's great flavor was that it was stick shaped bubble gum, and each stick was coated with powdered sugar. But I couldn't for the life of me remember its name. Chum gum was my favorite. Walked to the drug store and got 2 pieces for a penny and had the best flavor out there. I enjoyed them when I was a kid from the 1970s, 80s, and 90s. Chum Gum was made by Fleer, also makers of Dubble Bubble, from around 1950 until 1971. Well she spoke about this gum and how much she loved it so I just had to go on E-Bay and get a stick for her. I thought I was the only one who remebered Chum gum, Razzles and Bubs Daddy gum in the yardstick packaging. Is there any other bubble gum that even comes close to chum gum? I grew up in Los Angeles in the early 70's and I remember walking to the corner store with my friends and buying this awesome gum. They would make lots of money. One for me. We still have the red licoricered vines. I found a number 45078 but cant find the candy. It came in a white package with blue lettering and was a pretty pink color. The bubbles were incredible. If you got yours there get in touch w/ me torileec at zoom town dot com. Anyone remember Violets? And who remembers Adams Sour gum - at one time I think they had pineapple flavor. I grew up in SW Michigan in the 60s. How rude! Do they still make Beechnut gum? The last time I bought them was around 2018. +$12.55 shipping. Found it in other stores in Chicago and suburbs Til the 70s Best gum all my friends chewed it and all remembered it and miss it. The BBE, Best Bubble Ever. look on ebay just type Chum Gum and you will see someone is selling 1 stick for $7 plus $2.5 for S/H. Does anyone remember Chum Gum? - Answerbag Many stores had Chum Gum available well into the mid 1970s, years after manufacturing ended. Fleer made Dubble Bubble into the 2000's but sold to Tootsie who now makes it. While looking over newspaper microfilm in Kenosha, Wis., came across an ad by Topps Discount Store from October, 1970 (Halloween candy featured). I grew up in Neptune beach Fl. It was my favorite bubble gum and apparently still is 50 years later! I grew up in Wisconsin and we bought it all the time in the penny candy section of our neighborhood meat market. Two for a penny. Time to stand up and her butt went up for a few inches and stopped and she tried again and now four times later she realized her butt in stuck to her seat and hear I'M STUCK and she looks at me and said Joey mommy stuck can you help mommy stand up from her seat so I helped her and she had chum gum all over her butt. For some people, gluten triggers an immunological response that causes damage to the small intestine. I loved Chum Gum! I wish they wouold make Chum gum again .. and bring back those Old memories My recollection is that Chum Gum was manufactured by the Curtiss Candy Company, the same folks who made Baby Ruths and Butterfingers. Sadly, they have been discontinued as they were part of the NECCO line that disappeared when the company went bankrupt. I loved the gum and wish whoever made it would bring it back. Some gum connoisseurs might know that Fruit Stripe gum used to be made by Beech-Nut. I'm 50 and from St. Louis. Yes, CHUM GUM two sticks wrapped individually in a royal blue wrapper. Wish someone would make it again. I no longer have that special moment with them. I bought it in Alabama in the 50's and oh how I wish they would make it again!!!
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