The Bubble Jug® Dark Cobalt Blue 1.5L Litre Extra Large Glug Jug - Fish Shaped Jug - Decorative Ceramic Glugging Cocktail, Water and Gin Jug and Pitcher

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These hard and delicious candies were introduced in 2001 and came in flavors like mango, orange, raspberry, apple, and tangerine. They were discontinued in 2010 because of low sales. Kids would go crazy for these candies because of their strong taste. Even though the hard sweets could bruise the tip of your tongue or the roof of your mouth, all was fair in the ’90s. The funniest part would be if you left them out in the heat and they melted into one large, hard, sweet.

It came in a jug, as the name suggests, and was filled with powdery candy nuggets that would turn into gum as you chewed them. upvotes Follow Unfollow 2 months ago Dots Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017Hubba Bubba manufactured this fun bubble gum. The Bubble Jug was made from powdered candy that could be eaten, and once it got wet, it formed a chewing gum-like consistency. Like most kids from the ’90s with no self-control, you could down a full jug in a day because of its excellent flavor. This unique chewing gum is no longer available today. The Minute Maid juice bars were every kid’s favorite treat. Some schools even provided them during school lunches. They are still widely available in certain stores, and you might have to go on a hunt to find them. The world has changed since the ’80s and ’90s, but these ice bars are still just as delicious as always.

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Bedside Water Carafe Glass Set with Tumbler 700ml, Amber Colour All in One Carafe Cup Set Pitcher Jug BuzzFeed Bring Me Obsessed with travel? Discover unique things to do, places to eat, and sights to see in the best destinations around the world with Bring Me!Recycled Moroccan Amber Tumbler/Highball Glass , Sustainable, handmade, reclaimed Glass, Handblown Glass, Christmas Gift, Wedding Gift Even though Hubba Bubba no longer makes the squeeze pops or the bubble jugs, the brand is still around with an array of bubble gum products. The brightly-colored candy tubes are very similar to what Hubba Bubba offered, and many people are happy they can still get their candy in a liquid tube form. However, if you’re dead-set on having that Hubba Bubba Squeeze Pop taste, you can try the Kidsmania Ooze Tube. Hubba Bubba, a brand of bubble gum created by Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company which is a part of Mars, Incorporated, first introduced the US to its brand in 1979.