idk check the ingredients!!!! im pretty sure they ain't tho
Once all Chewing Gum was made from chicle. That's the sap of the sapodilla tree, which grows in rainforest in Central America. Men called "chicleros" climb up the tall trees, and with their machetes, cut criss-crosses in the trunks so that the sticky sap flowed out. Then the chicle was processed and turned into gum.
I'm pretty sure the answer is NO! Whaling is illegal in most places (at least that's what I heard) and they are only allowed to use whale blubber for coats and stuff. Just imagining them putting a chunk of whale blubber in gum is degrading to the gum franchise.
You'll be glad to know, that no whales were harmed in the production of bubble, or chewing gum.
The gum is made from either, chicle, a natural latex product, or synthetic rubber known as polyisobutylene. Usually the latter.
no gum is made from corn starch mostly and lot of other stuff... but not whale blubber.
gum is made out of whale i don't know what kind but Indians use to eat it
I hope not because I'm chewing gum right now. No where in the ingredients does it say whale blubber
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Blubber Gum
It can be made out of whales blubber but you can get chewing gum which is not.
Lipstick has carnauba wax, beeswax, olive oil, lanolin, and various dyes and pigments. Some of the ingredients are not healthy.http://www.harpersbazaar.com/beauty/makeup/advice/a485/lipstick-ingredients-020410/
The first chewing gum was whale blubber.
yes, whale blubber
to give it flavor and to make it rough
yup... whale blubber!!!
Its oil made from whale blubber.
it is a product made from whale or whale blubber
Products that either have whale blubber or fat in them. Some are gelatin desserts (jello's or jellies I'm guessing) and don't freak out but, yes when you chew gum, you are chewing on whale blubber!
whale blubber and recycled gum are 2 of them but i dont know the other 3 r
Actually it is made out of whale blubber............ To prove this answer it is found on "Scholastic News" (Kids) it is about the whale capturing and stuff