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The Greatest Thing EVER!

I may have just discovered the greatest thing ever!

Yesterday, while at the store checkout I decided I wanted a pack of gum.

I'm normally a 5 gum girl.

I'm particularly fond of the "React," flavor.



It is black which makes Brent think I'm eating black licorice. Black licorice grosses Brent out. I swear you would think I was eating spiders the way he reacts. Also, it is just minty delicious. Ultimately I prefer mint gum and I'm not to fond of sweet flavors. I don't really even like bubble gum flavored gum.

However, as I stood there unable to find my favorite gum I noticed Extra's Desert Delights gum. Like I said I'm not a big fan of sweet flavored gums so I kind of ignored it at first. Then it was our turn to check out and I was out of time. Heaven forbid I just go without!

So I grabbed the Extra Desert Delights figuring I would try it and then give the rest of the pack to the kids.

As we walked out to the car I unwrapped the pack and took out a piece of Extra Desert Delights Key Lime Pie. The first thing I noticed is that it smelt extra yummy (no pun intended). I actually sniffed the pack and encouraged Brent to take a sniff.


He declined.

I still didn't have high hopes because I like the smell of bubble gum, but I don't like the taste. Then I tried my first piece. It was delicious and tasted just like key lime pie. I love key lime pie and most of the time when something is trying to taste like something it isn't it doesn't.:)

I love that I keep writing these complicated sentences.

My biggest mistake is that I left the gum sitting on my kitchen counter and I have kids who also enjoyed the gum. Now I need to find a hiding place that they won't think of and I won't forget. Or else I could just buy more. :)

Once again I find it is the small things in life that just make me smile. So go today and buy yourself a little stick of happiness. There are three dessert flavors. :)

This is not a paid review I just really (x10) enjoyed this gum. This is normally when my husband says, "You have issues!"

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