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Need Help Finding Gum

jasonD2

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jasonD2 Experienced
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I need to find a chewing gum that is free of xylitol, aspartame and of course gluten - is there anything out there? ive been reacting to xylitol and aspartame and its in most gums but i need to have something in my mouth to keep it moist while im talking because i get dry mouth very easily. Any suggestions?

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Well, this is probably not a good thing, but I am addicted to Dubbble Bubble. It's made by tootsie and nothing they have has glutin. However, once I started chewing it, I got to where I would chew about 15 pieces a day, so I am trying to break the habit now! I'm sure you were looking for more of a mint type gum but I am no help there.

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seashele2 Newbie
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There used to be a gum called "Glee Gum" that did not have xylitol in it. My daughter is allergic to corn, so we're always on the look out for corn-derived ingredients like xylitol. Unfortunately for her, even though it didn't have xylitol, Glee Gum contained glucose syrup derived from corn.

I haven't checked into it for a couple years, so I don't know what their ingredients are now, but you might try Googling it and see if it comes up.

Good Luck!

~Michelle~

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jasonD2 Experienced
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how bout mints? are altoids gluten free?

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minniejack Contributor
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Glee gum is good old fashioned gum. It just loses its bounce compared to the current gums on the market. The tangerine flavored is really good. Whole Foods carries it.

I looked up Peelu--never tried it, but it doesn't seem to have any of the ingredients that are bad for you.

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