Wrigley's Doublemint Gum, 3 Pack

Wrigley's Doublemint Gum, 3 Pack (45 ct) is a familiar sight in American supermarkets: slim rectangular blister packs or soft cardboard boxes displayed on the gum and mint shelf near candy, breath fresheners, and checkout lanes. It’s the kind of product shoppers grab on impulse while waiting in line or toss into a back-to-school supply list, road-trip stash, or gym bag. The product fits casual, everyday occasions — after meals, before meetings, on long drives, or as a quick breath-freshening pick-me-up. Doublemint’s brand positioning leans on decades of advertising nostalgia and broad mainstream appeal; it targets value-conscious shoppers across ages who want a recognizable, reliably minty chew rather than premium or niche functional benefits. Labeling includes a small “naturally and artificially flavored” claim and a statement about being produced with genetic engineering, but there is no organic certification or health claim — the packaging emphasizes bright, minty branding and convenience more than wellness. In plain language, this gum is highly processed: it contains refined sugars, a synthetic gum base, low-calorie sweeteners, emulsifiers and preservatives that are typical of modern chewing gums. Sensory notes: thin, glossy sticks or pellets with a soft, elastic chew that yields a sweet, cooling mint flavor that fades to a milder sweetness; texture is pliable and slightly waxy from the gum base. Packaging is compact and pocketable, encouraging rote rituals — popping a piece before a date or job interview, sharing with friends, or chewing to mask food odors. Overall it represents mass-market convenience and familiar flavor rather than natural or minimally processed food values.