Wacky Wafers are not on your list. I grew up in Batavia, NY (60's-70's) and there was a corner candy store on Ross St. where we would return bottles for the deposit and buy Chum Gum, the tastiest gum ever. I got my chum gum at my friends grandmothers store, that had every peen candy that was ever made. I live in Iowa where I would buy it at the neighborhood grocery store. Wow! I wish someone could find more info., bring it back. But Chum gum is the best tasting gum in the world. Love Chum GUM! Takes me back to my childhood every time ( I am 57). I can almost conjure up the taste if I try really hard. 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. Do they still make it? In the 1960's, if I found a penny or two, I would run to the Dog Gone Grocery Store on South Merritt Island, FL., Then I'd eat both pieces before all my sisters found out. Bring back. Their familiar logo is on the picture in this link. I grew up in Wilmington NC & remember buying CG @ 3 sticks for a penny. No Luck, UMMM I LOVED CHUM GUM I WISH THEY WOULD BRING IT BACK, HEY DO ANY OF YOU REMEMBER "BIG MOUTH" THEY USED TO COME IN A SQUARE FLAVORS WERE GRAPE APPLE AND REGULAR?IF ANYONE KNOWS WHERE TO BUY ANY OF THESE LET ME KNOW:), DO YOU KNOW WHEN FLEER STARTED MAKING CHUM GUM IT WAS 1ST MADE BUY CURTIS CANDY CHICAGO A. Ahhhhh, Chum Gum, I loved that stuff and can still taste it in my mind. google_color_link = "A74403"; google_ad_channel = "9301152533"; The old ad piece may still be availablebelieve it was around $15. I grew up in the Milwaukee, Wisconsin area and used to walk or ride my bike to the "Beer Depot" to get candy - and my favorite Chum Gum. I found a box on Ebay from the 50s, but could not imagine eating something that old.lol. I used to buy it at Allen's Grocery. Mighty Gum Immunity $16.00 Mighty Gum's chewing candy contains a ton of natural, germ-fighting extracts, like ashwagandha, elderberry, and reishi mushroom. Fleer made Dubble Bubble into the 2000's but sold to Tootsie who now makes it. They were soft like Starburst and they featured an inner flavor and an outer flavor. I grew up in SW Michigan in the 60s. If you swallow gum, it's true that your body can't digest it. OMG if a kid had that gum now maybe they would have the energy to get off their butt and go play in the woods!!! It came in sticks (5 per pack, if I remember correctly ) and the pack color corresponded with the flavor. The big size was our favorite too but the manufacturer reduced the size a few years ago. Chum Gum was my very favorite gum. It seems everything that it ever really good is discontinued. delicious flavors especially banana. I remember leaving Calverton Junior High in Baltimore, MD Whitmore & Riggs Ave with my left over pennies and purchased my gum from the corner store located Mosher Street, to walk home with chewing and blowing bubbles. Also got a lot of teachers upset. AND SO DO MY GRANDCHILDREN. Pond Scum was one of our favorite products and one of the coolest novelties that we sold. Have never chewed a better bubble gum since. I'm 55, grew up in San Bernardino, California, and I went looking for Chum Gum because it had the best TEXTURE! Chew one and give one to a Chum. I remember when I was a little girl I went to St. Kevin's School and every day at lunch time we would to to the conner store and buy penny candy. Wish they would bring it back. I grew up in El Dorado, Arkansas and remember chewing Chum Gum! THE GOOD OLD DAYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!! When I was a young girl in the sixties and early seventies there was a hard candy (much like the jolly ranchers of today) called twists. I would put the chewed chum gum on my headboard for the next day, it did lose its flavor but I could wake up and blow bubbles till I would get together with the friends go to Melchens candy store and purchse more. One of my fondest memories of Germany. Hopefully the maker will produce again. I AM 61 YEARS OLD AND HAVE NEVER HEARD OF CHUM GUM! I'm 65. The gum is sold sporadically in the USA by the Gerrit J. I can still almost taste it. Wrapper has a devil's head printed and "Red Hot Chewing or Bubble Gum" printed on wrapper. If there is anyone that reads this that knows the manufacturer's address or is it still being made please post a comment with the info! So sad. Here it came 3 pieces for a penny and whatever amount of money I had went for Chum Gum and Strawbery KitsI sooo wish we coul get someone to research and start making this gum once more. I talk about Chum Gum atleast once a month. "Our new obsession." - TIME Circa 1953. in order to get me int othe chair, he would coax me with either an Altoid or a Cert Spearmint. Why do they always discontinue the best items just to make room for bs items that dont even taste good at all. He instead focused solely on Dubble Bubble, much to his success. Brock's (not Brach's) candy puffs (very soft, melt in your mouth candy balls) Bonkers Fruit Chews. While this gum could be blown into bubbles, in other respects it was vastly inferior to regular chewing gum, and Blibber-Blubber was never marketed to the public. And whatever happened to Welches Fudge bars? God how I miss that smell and flavor, I swear, if I close my eyes I'm chewing on it now! I havent had them yet. Now Im grown and have the cash to buy these products in quantity. Does anyone remember Adams brand fruit flavored gumsgreen apple, grape, cherry, and so on? Did anyone know the name of these candies? Maybe it's a blood clot. At that time the package was royal blue. Mint humbugs were a British candy. I emailed you guys back when I did my initial research and never heard. that is what me go to this link is it tasted so much like it. Best gum ever made. I too remember Chum Gum and think back to my younger days. I would sure like a piece right now. I grew up in the Boston area and we would buy this at the penny-candy store. Here's one for you how about Chum Gums little brother "RED DEVIL GUM" as I recall it was sweet and spicy. I miss those candy crackers. It was so unique to chew. Please somebody make it again before I leave this world! Then went to 2for .01 . Miss it now and wish someone could come up with that same great flavor!!! Yes those were the days! White powdery coated soft bubble gum that blew bubbles the size of your whole face and ended up stuck there when they burst. I am in the same boat. chum gum. PLEASE. I can not believe all of these comments, I wish I could find this gum it smells and tastes so good. I miss them more than any food product. Shop Now Project 7 Spearmint Farms. Walters Variety Store in Riverside, CA. I remember going by Brookside, a Mom & Pop store, daily gong and coming from school. It was actually the middle of my work day as a door to door salesman and I was stopping to get gas. Sometimes I can still smell it. Not only was it the best deal and best tasting, I loved the smell so much I would buy it and keep it in my room as a kid!! The best gum ever for blowing bubbles. I wish they still made it. I remember Chum gum and got some in the mid 70s in Folsom at an old town general store,on a family vacation. My sister and I talked about it often. i loved this gum. The neighborhood kids loved that gum. Heres a link to a section of our blog that deals with exactly that https://www.candyfavorites.com/blog/is-it-really-goodbye-necco-may-close-its-doors/, Wacky Wafers! The fatty, greasy skin of chicken is a feast for catfish. It was the best gum everpowdered sugar coating the green, yellow or raspberry-colored gum. In fact, I realized that I have had chicken bones candy; and while it does include coconut, there is also a peanut butter inclusion. Wish they'd bring it back. Does anyone remember when Planters Peanuts (the 5 cent package) offered the enticement "You could find a nickle , dime or quarter in this package"? You would think with all the baby boomers in the world who remember this gum (including me) someone would bring it back. MY HUSBAND AND I USE TO BUY CHUM GUM IN THE SIXTIES IN PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA THIS WAS THE BEST GUM I'VE EVER TASTED. Gosh, thats a candy from the past. I grew up in Washington, DC and would buy this most delicious gum at the corner stores on my way home from school in the late 60s and early 70s. Everyone I've ever mentioned it to has never heard of it. I want my Chum Gum! Eventually, Chum Gum sales dwindled enough that Fleer simply stopped production. Knowing that the Fleer Company was responsible for Chum Gum, lets dive in there just a tad. Is this a temporary thing?. I loved this gum! In my opinion it was the best gum out there. Wish the company would bring it back!!! For 5 cents I could get a candy bar and 2 packages of Chum Gum. The stick would break up in pieces with a couple of bites and took some time to combine into one piece. theres an emty spot in me. WHAT HAPPENED TO CHUM GUM? Bring these back and with proper marketing they will be successful. When my grandaughters lose teeth, we call them chiclets! I wish they would bring this gum back because it was truly great. Oh, I bought my Chum Gum in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Garlic and Chicken Skin. Us and other G.I.s in or out of the field. Very spicy. That one is still on the market today. At the time, I was about 3 or 4 years old. 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. I've been looking for it for years!! Loved the gum also. WE HAD CHUM GUM IN SC, TOO. there is a man on ebay that sell chum gum for $7.00 a stick.. i used to save my money from my grass cuttin when i was a kid and head in town to Rehoboth and go to Snyders candy store and get my marvel comic books and a brown paper bag full of chum gumthen i was set to go into battle alongside Captain America and soar the outter most regions of the universe with the Silver Surferbring Chum Gum back.PLLLLLeeeaaassssee.? empty. You could buy 0.5 cents worth and have 15 pieces. Juicy Fruit was my other favorite, bought some the other day and NOPE, the flavor was a miss. It was like nothing else Ive ever tasted and was delicious! 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. They had all kinds of penny candy, and Chum Gum was my favorite. I'd pay a dollar a stick if it was available. WILL CHCECK IT OUT AGAIN. I love it! I have looked everywhere for Chum Gum for years. The crocadile did the commercial. 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.