Teaberry Chewing Gum - Classic Retro Nostalgic Yummy Flavor originated by Clark's Finally Back! - Gerrit's Tea Berry Flavor (20 Packs)

This gum has a very similar taste to the original product, but the flavor last for a very short time. You’ll only be able to do about half of the shuffle.

The original had been a staple of my life, from fishing trips with Dad to finding it later in life and buying stashes of it. Looooooved it! I was SO stoked to find out that FINALLY the brand had been "rescued" and was back! Just got it today. I'm sad I ordered 10 packs instead of five, but glad I ordered 10 instead of 20.First sign was the packaging, which was completely different than represented online. Whatever, small complaint, I know. BUT...if you are leveraging a retro brand's history in hopes of renewing the interest, and ya know, driving sales to make this a profitable venture, why, why WHY would you move completely away from established brand identity and packaging? At least work in a similar realm. Anyway, minor complaint.The primary complaint is that the brand holder apparently forgot to research a manufacturing partner that actually knows how to make chewing gum. I got what looked like gum, and smelled like teaberry and once the myriad crumbled fragments that filled my mouth once I dared to attempt chewing actually congealed, with fair effort, into a reasonable simulacrum of gum-like response, it delivered an initial blast of a flavor that was indeed close enough to the original Teaberry that I was cautiously optimistic. Alas, it took no more than 5 or 6 minutes for all flavor to dissipate leave me working a micro-cud of a somewhat gummy mass, disturbingly fibrous even, that fell well short of the delight of chewing candy wax lips for an hour. The texture was bad enough but the gum wasn't content to apparently just shift into "devoid of flavor mode", no, it actually took on a new and seriously unpleasant taste that I can only describe as "chewable industrial mishap".I actually still have a few sticks of old Teaberry from a pack that is over a decade old (don't ask why, not important here) and need to do a comparison. I have NO doubt the decade old Teaberry will win out because this new imposter is just a tease. Retro branded cruelty wrapped in "missed the mark" boardroom decision making. The Tupac hologram of chewing gum.FOLLOW UP: I write this in all sincerity. I did actually try two pieces of the 10+ year old Clark's Teaberry I had and I can say without exaggeration that it was a more pleasant overall experience than the gum I received in this order. The flavor was not as strong as the initial hit of the new, but it was there and lasted and didn't fade after a minute or two. The old sticks were much more pleasant to chew in the the long run as well, with a taste and texture that was far more pleasant than the new. A swing and big miss for Gerrit. *sigh*

Same great taste that I remember from years ago! Yes, it is brittle but that's how Teaberry gum is supposed to be! This was a great purchase and I will always be buying more as it is my very favorite gum ever and can never find it in stores! Love it!!

It's not completely the original. But pretty close. I'm very grateful that the ingredients are quite simple. Please please keep them that way. I find mixing your tea Berry gum with the organic I forget the name of it the organic gumballs. They come in two flavors y'all. Mixing it with that gum brings it back to the softness of the tea berry.Is this identical to the original no. Pretty darn close. It reminds me of pepto-bismol. In a good way. Haha if you know you know. That's an old school flavor many might not like.. but to me it brings back such memories. Amazing how a scent or a flavor can bring you right back to your past. Like time travel. Without moving... You can just chew and remember. Something life can't take from US unless we have Alzheimer's. And then at that point I don't think we care anymore. At least I hope we do. But please keep this gum...It's infuriating to go to gas stations, pharmacies, whole food centers, everywhere. And the gum they have to offer us is just terrible. Please think of adding maybe a gum base like the organic gumballs. Because that would be that extra niche that you need. It softens the gum. And it actually helps extend the flavor for longer. Just tossing that out there. Thank you so much Morocco. Made my heart go pitter-patter to see it was from Morocco. When I was 36 I found out my grandmother's 100% Moroccan. A rarity. Made my heart skip a beat.Please Morocco don't let go of this gum. It's not bad at all.

Good, but slightly stale. The gum was slightly brittle which for gum is a sign that it has started to become stale. Wasn't really a big deal, but generally I'd expect better quality.

It was stale, dry, hard and nearly tasteless. It also had tough chew and grainy texture. Not at all a pleasant experience. Not returnable. Is all Teaberry gum like this, or did I get a bad batch? Either way I will not buy from FOTE HOME GOODS again.

This gum did not have much taste. It did not taste like any traditional Teaberry gum that I have ever purchased. The packaging was also different than the ad showed. (It was gray; not pink).

My grandma always used to have tons of these, and I absolutely loved them. So I bought some myself and I have no regrets.The flavor, although it doesn't last long, is delicious. If you've never had teaberry before, the best way I can describe it is if a fruit was somewhat minty. There's really nothing else like it.Would absolutely recommend these to anyone.

Super bon comme je me rappelle

I use to get this gum when I was young and went to Florida for vacations so was excited to see I could order from Amazon. But, it was SUPER stale and had no flavour. Wouldn’t order again.

Delivery was good