Trident Gum, Sugar Free, Cinnamon 14 ea

Trident Gum Sugar Free Cinnamon (14-pack) is a pocket-sized breath freshener you’ll often spot in the checkout lane or the gum and mint section of a supermarket, shelved alongside other sugar-free gums, mints, and small oral-care items. Packaged as a small 14-count pocket pack, it’s the kind of impulse buy shoppers grab at the register or toss into a purse, backpack, or glove box. The product fits everyday occasions—between-meal freshening, post-lunch office rituals, road trips and quick refreshes after coffee or smoking. Trident’s brand positioning leans on mainstream, oral-health-friendly messaging: sugar-free, low-calorie chewing gum marketed toward busy adults and families who want convenient breath control and cavity-conscious choices. The design typically uses bright, attention-grabbing colors and clear “sugar free” labeling; there are no organic or natural certifications, and “natural and artificial flavor” plus small-print additives signal a conventional consumer packaged goods product rather than a health-food item. Processing context: this is a highly industrially formulated gum made from synthetic gum base and multiple sugar alcohols and sweeteners. Sensory experience is immediate—an initial spicy-warm cinnamon hit followed by a long-lasting, cooling sweetness from polyols and high-intensity sweeteners. The chew is elastic and slightly resilient: soft at first, then firmer as flavor dissipates; pieces are easy to pop in and chew during commutes, meetings, or after meals. Rituals around use are practical and social—shared as a polite breath-freshening gesture or a quick palate reset—while the ingredient list (sorbitol, xylitol, maltitol syrup, acesulfame K, sucralose, BHT, Red 40 Lake) reveals its highly processed origin.