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Thrills gum was probably only out in Canada - the reason people remember it is because it tasted like soap - Why? Who knows.
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Joe Schmoo - May 05, 2008 - Report this comment
I loved this gum; you can sometimes find it at the Dollar Store. Very sweet, but the flavour has nothing to do with soap; it tastes more like a mild berry. Supposedly "soapanin/soaponin" is a spice used in Indian desserts; that might be where the "soap" comes from.
sweets - March 11, 2009 - Report this comment
Thrills is flavoured with rosewater, although people often mistake it for lavender because of the purple colour. I think there may be a little coriander in it, too, which would explain the "Indian" flavour. I've always liked it!
I'm DH - April 13, 2009 - Report this comment
You can still get Thrill gum! I picked some up at a Bulk Barn last week and I've since found Canadian online retailers that sell it. It's comes in a packet now instead of a box. The funny thing is, the packet says right on the front, "IT STILL TASTES LIKE SOAP!" :D and you still have to pop a piece in your mouth every minute or two to keep the flavour going.
lee - April 21, 2009 - Report this comment
I like it!

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