Skittles Carnival Fun Bubble Gum
Wednesday, 22 October 2008 18:27 | 
Written by staff writer
Masterfoods USA
This is a confounding product: these new Skittles look just like regular Skittles (which always looked just like M&Ms anyway), but instead of being edible candy, they’re gum. So they look and feel like regular Skittles, which you’d chew and swallow, but whoah, hold on there! Don’t swallow these! They’ll ball up in your stomach with all the other gum you’ve accidentally swallowed in your life, and then you’ll need surgery to have the giant ball of undigested gum removed.
It would be one thing if the flavor were novel, but they just taste like fruity gum—disguised as an identical candy—whose form was copied from another candy originally.... whatever.
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