Decent gum

I am not really a gum chewer. I sometimes will have a piece of gum to quickly freshen my mouth. This flavour is nice at first, after a couple minutes, the peppermint disappears and a really nasty taste comes out. I had to spit it out instantly.

This gum tasted really good the texture is amazing and smooth and the gum is very sticky and doesn't disinigrate. I would recommend this gum to anyone who wants a strong minty gum that eventually mellows.

I love this gum so much that I have several packs so I never run out. It makes your mouth feel fresh and clean and the taste lasts for a very long time. It isn't expensive but it definitely does the trick!

It was really nothing special, typical flavour and consistency but made with natural sugars instead. I guess its a good alternative for people who really pay attention to that. Flavour lasts for a fairly decent amount of time.

I got samples of this it was so terrible tasteing. It taste nothing like any excel gum I have ever tried. It was gross the flavor only lasted for 5 minutes what a joke

Excel's Naturally Sweetened Peppermint Gum tastes great! The texture is smooth and the gum does not fall apart/disintegrate. It also is not sticky, which is great! For a naturally sweetened gum, it's pretty good!

Good gum, and a good flavour that lasts a long time. Nice chewing gum that doesn't harden up, stays soft. I'm not a huge fan of peppermint so at first it's a bit overbearingly strong but after a bit it mellows and it's quite a pleasant taste.

This gum was sent to me by the Home Testers Club to try. The flavour was not too sweet, nice and refreshing and not overly minty that it burned, like some do. The gum was very soft and plump and juicy and this lasted for about the whole hour that I was
chewing it! Didn't lose it's flavour by too much, and didn't get hard and stale or disintegrate like some other gums. My new favourite gum!

So this peppermint reminds me of the old Doublemint by Wrigley's, and well it is by Wrigley's. Except this one is made with plain old sugar and none of the artificial sweeteners. You only get 5 sticks in a package, so it's a fair bit less then what you would get back in the day. Each stick is 10 calories, which makes a whole pack 50 calories. Which might be hard to swallow, since we've all been used to calorie-free gum. I think it will do well for those who would prefer not to have artificial sweeteners, but I am surprised they didn't use Stevia instead of sugar. I find that the flavour also runs out a little too soon, but that was normal with gums back when I was a kid. So old is the new again! If you liked Doublemint, you'll like Excel Peppermint with Sugar.