What is a good kind of gum to chew?!

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I think almost all Wrigley's chewing gum just says it has glycerin so that might be ok. Here is what the company says about their gum:

“The Wrigley Company is happy to confirm that the vast majority of Wrigley products sold in the USA are free from ingredients of animal origin, including egg and dairy products.

At present, the only exception is the Polar Ice version of Extra contains tiny flavor beads encased in a microscopic layer of gelatin, which is animal-based. This is the only use of gelatin in any Wrigley product anywhere in the world. We have requested the development of a gelatin-free flavor bead that is currently being worked on by our supplier. All other flavors of Extra in the U.S. – spearmint, peppermint, cinnamon, Winterfresh, and bubble gum – are free of animal ingredients of any kind.”

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I would say trident since it contains Xylitol a natural sugar for your teeth. There also other gums you can try if you don't like trident that contain xylitol . Here is the link : http://www.ehow.com/facts_5705065_brands-chewing-gum-contain-xylitol_.html

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