What is cinnamon gum?

Cinnamon chewing gum refers to any brand of chewing rubber, which was treated with artificial cinnamon taste. These flavors tend to cause spicy rubber and chew this type of rubber initially feel like chewing on a warm, rubber pepper. While some people who chew cinnamon rubber consider spicy quality of taste for stunning, many people enjoy warmth and also prefer other similarly flavored candies or refreshments. The heat from the cinnamon gum usually does not come from a plant or spice commonly known as cinnamon, but from artificial flavors that create spiciness and heat in the mouth of the chewing. While most of the rubber is currently made using a form of uninterrupted synthetic rubber, there is evidence of a 5,000 -year -old chewing gum made of Birm Bark tar. Over the past few thousand years, cultures from all over the world have made wax, resin and other similar suborection. In the 18th century, howeverEx -product for use as rubber replacement. While Chicle failed to find much successful use in rubber replacement, it was found to be an excellent base for the production of rubber.

Chicle was replaced by most gum manufacturers in favor of other, cheaper forms of synthetic latex and rubber. These substances are examined and designed to maintain the taste as long as possible in response to the normal complaint of many chewing gums that the rubber loses its taste too quickly when chewing. Cinnamon chewing rubber often suffers from this problem and in a short time chewing, the initial heat and spicy is replaced by a slight heat and tongue chewing.

Although chewing rubber sweetened with sugar can have negative effects on human teeth, chewing rubber with Cbylo has shown that artificial sweeteners and other ingredients reduce plaque and cavities. Cinnamon chewing rubber with sweetel xylitol can help keep teeth clean as the process of chewing hungryThe gums of microorganisms that would otherwise be harmful in the mouth. Vinyl acetate used by some gum manufacturers has countries such as Canada, concerned with potentially carcinogenic substances that should not be placed in the mouth of man. Since the ingredients are often listed only as a "gum base", it was difficult to maintain such undesirable substances outside public consumption.