There is little like a gumball to take you back to your childhood. With the Dubble Bubble 24mm Gumballs Assorted Fruit you can relive your youth. Use this pack to fill up a gumball machine and give new generations the joy of chewing their favorite, long-lasting gum flavor.
What Flavors Are In The Dubble Bubble Fruit Gumball Package?
With Dubble Bubble flavors, you get eight different fruit flavors to enjoy. There is a traditional grape, banana, cherry, strawberry and orange. You also have the more unique tastes of pineapple, blueberry and lemon-lime. The box of assorted flavors guarantees you will get all eight in one package.
What Is The Diameter Of Dubble Bubble Gumballs?
In this Dubble Buble gumball bulk package, the balls are approximately 24 millimeters in diameter. This size is slightly less than 1 inch and will work in most gumball machines. If you have a one-inch opening, there is a risk of the machine dispensing multiple balls on rare occasions. To compensate, you may have to modify the mechanism so that the diameter is slightly smaller.
Is Dubble Bubble Sugar-Free?
While there are sugar-free flavors, these gumballs are not sugar-free. They do use corn syrup and sugar to sweeten their treat. However, they only contain approximately 10 calories per ball, all of which comes from the sugar.
Are The Dubble Bubble Fruit Gumballs Individually Wrapped?
This package does not contain individually wrapped gumballs. They are designed for dispensing in a gumball machine. While you can resell them, they are not meant to be set on a store shelf for repackaging.
What Is the Shelf Life Of Dubble Bubble Gum?
Gumballs are good for 24 months from their manufacturing date. Each box of Dubble Bubble gumballs has a code on it that tells you when they manufactured it. The system usually starts with a letter, A-L, to represent the month that the balls were created. A= January, B is for February and so forth. The next two digits are the day of the month, i.e., 23 is the 23rd. The next number is the last number of the year, for example, 5 = 2015. The following number represents the division, and the last number represents the shift. For example, a box with the code A15882 was manufactured on January 15, 2018, and will expire January 15, 2020.
