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My go-to name for this is 'Nuts & Gum' from the Simpsons. In the show, Homer pulls down a can from the cupboard and the camera zooms in so we can read the prod
by a13o 4y ago
My go-to name for this is 'Nuts & Gum' from the Simpsons.
In the show, Homer pulls down a can from the cupboard and the camera zooms in so we can read the product label: Nuts & Gum! Together at last!
These two products would obviously be horrible together; a crumbly thing, and a thing you can't swallow. But on their own they're just fine.
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- h2odragon 4y agoYou've never done the trick, apparently. When you're chewing gum, try adding a "real food", like a peanut. The gum changes texture dramatically. It has to do with saliva enzymes, i'm told.
- vanderZwan 4y agoThis just triggered a memory synapse that probably has been unused for literal decades about how when I was a kid we only could buy really bad chewing gum in our village, the type that quickly lost flavor and ended up really tough to chew, and how we would experiment with eating something else like licorice or a cookie to re-introduce flavor or soften it up. Even thinking about the texture of chewing gum mixed with brittle cookies now grosses me out, but childhood me had different tastes I guess.