Take a trip down memory lane with us to the 1990s, when certain bubble gum brands were all the rage. Gum may seem modern, but ...

The company developed Bazooka Bubble Gum after World War II and launched it in 1947. By 1953, the first Bazooka Joe comics made its debut, and the gum's sale expanded into international markets.

What happens when you take bubble gum and drop it into hot oil? This deep-fried experiment pushes the limits of what’s ...

The release features the songs “How Sweet” and “Bubble Gum,” and the group just shared a fresh video for the latter track today (April 26).

A quick candy fix was always just a few quarters away. Let's look back on the old-school vending machine candies that make us ...

Super Bubble was a post-World War 2 invention, introduced to kids in 1946 as the first individually-wrapped bubble gum under the name Bub's Daddy, while Fruit Stripe Gum was created in the 1960s.

A box of 1928 Original Dubble Bubble gum. The first marketable bubble gum, Dubble Bubble was invented by Walter Diemer, a 23-year-old accountant with chewing-gum maker Fleer Co. of Philadelphia.

A bright and imaginative teen girl with a rare immune disorder ventures into the real world for the first time. She battles ...

The spicy gum’s online ad challenges consumers to blow a single bubble and sparked a viral challenge. The TikTok #troublebubble now has 10.9 million views as people watch others struggling to ...

He’s a real gumshoe. An Oxford doc is addressing the “old wives’ tale” that says that if you swallow a piece of gum, it stays stuck in your stomach for seven years.

The bubble blowing gum is still growing strong with a 44% increase in sales. Another fan favorite is Fruit Stripe gum, a fruity tasting option with a zebra as a mascot.