Trident is a sugar-free gum brand. It was introduced by Cadbury in England. In many other European countries, Trident is branded as Stimorol gum; generally the same as Trident. This trident is also a symbol of the Greek sea god, Poseidon.
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When artificial sweeteners became widespread in the early 1960s, the formula was changed to use saccharin instead of sugar, and Sugar Free Trident was introduced in 1964 with the slogan "Great Taste Good for Your Teeth." The American Chicle Marketing is one of the first national campaigns to promote dental hygiene through chewing gum.
For many years, Trident was promoted with the slogan, "Four out of five dentists surveyed recommend unsweetened candy for their patients who chew gum." This slogan is believed to have been based on the results of a dental practice survey with DDS or D.M.D. degrees, apparently done in the early 1960s, whose patients included frequent users chewing gum; the percentage of respondents to the survey whose response indicates that they will make the reference to their patients is believed to be around 80%, rounded to the nearest full percentage point, of the total number of respondents. It became closely related to the Trident brand. However, in mid-June 2014, Kraft Foods group Cadbury Adams, whose parent company, Mondel? Z International, has been the owner of Trident copyright and patent, is not known to have made public disclosure of any details about the survey. , perhaps citing the proprietary nature of the survey data and the conclusions as the reason.
In early 2000, "See What Opens" became the new slogan for this brand.
Trident sugar contains sugar xylitol alcohol, known as "tooth-friendly" sugar. The use of chemicals has become controversial, as it is very toxic to dogs.
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Products and flavors
Original Trident flavor
Original Trident, soft candy packaged in a unique rectangular shape, sweetened with xylitol (originally advertised as "Dentec" by the company), sugar alcohols that reduce plaque and protect teeth against decay associated with dental caries by helping keep neutral pH balance in mouth. It is also sweetened with sorbitol, Mannitol, Aspartame, Sucralose and Acesulfame potassium.
Former President Jimmy Carter on November 14, 1980 declared Trident Original as the official gum of the White House for a unique blend of spearmint, peppermint, cassis and cinnamon.
Trident White
Trident White (formerly Trident Advantage until 2001), pellets of candy, contain no xylitol. It, however, contains a non-abrasive, non-abrasive whitewash (patented by Cadbury Adams) that breaks extrinsic stains on the teeth. It also contains aspartame. Trident White no longer contains Recaldent (casein phosphopeptide-amorphous calcium phosphate), a substance derived from milk that helps in tooth remineralisation.
- Cinnamon Tingle
- Cool Bubbles
- Cool Colada
- Awesome Mangophrys
- Awesome Rush
- Peppermint
- Spearmint
- Wintergreen
- Cool Clove
Trident Splash
Trident Splash is also a pellet candy, unless each part is filled with liquid like a spiced gel different from its outer shell. Trident splash contains gelatine and is therefore not suitable for vegans or people who eat only halal meat or food, except for products produced for the Israeli market made with halal cow's gelatin under rabbinical supervision and approval from the Rabbinate Head of Israel. Introduced in 1990.
- Apple Raspberry
- Citrus Blackberry
- Swirl Orange
- Pucker Me Berry
- Strawberry Lime
- Peppermint Swirl
- Sweet Mint
- Peppermint with Vanilla (not resumed)
Trident Layer
Trident Layers are soft candies with a flavored layer between two normal-sized pieces of different Trident candy flavors. It is sugar free and sweetened with artificial sugar. It arrived in Canada in 2010, then in the United States in 2011 to compete with the Excel Mist (Orbit Mist in the United States).
- Orchard Peach & amp; Mango Ripe
- Fresh Peppermint & amp; Smooth Spearmint
- Cool Mint & amp; Melon Fresco
- Green Apple & amp; Golden Pineapple
- Wild Strawberry & amp; Tangy Citrus
- Sweet Cherry & amp; Lime Island
- Juicy Berry & amp; Tangy Tangerine
- Grape Lemonade
- Jelly Bean
- Candy Cane
- Spice Pump
- Swedish fish
- Watermelon & amp; Tropical Fruits
This candy contains soy lecithin, aspartame, phenylalanine, and other sweeteners. It also contains Gelatin and is therefore unsuitable for vegans or those who consume halal or halal food. Tangy Citrus flavor is largely composed of grapefruit
Trident Xtra Care (not resumed)
Trident Xtra Care is a soft gum that is very similar to the original Trident, except that it contains Recaldent. Recaldent is a type of calcium that is claimed to be absorbed into the tooth, strengthening the tooth against plaque acid. It is said to protect teeth from future damage and make them stronger.
- Cool Orange
- Cool Mint
- Peppermint
- Spearmint
- Strawberries
- Chewing Gum
- Blueberry
United Kingdom
Trident gum was introduced to the UK market in 2007. Seven Trident flavors are currently in the UK, after a new taste and stoppage period.
Trident Soft
Trident Soft is a long and thin piece of candy. They are sold in 14 pieces and in four different flavors:
- Peppermint
- Strawberry
- Spearmint
- Tropical Twist
Trident Fresh
- Cool Lemon (Stopped)
- Oooh Peppermint (Renamed 'Trident Peppermint Splash')
- Aahh Spearmint (Renamed to 'Trident Spearment Splash')
Trident Sweet Kicks
Sweet Kicks are only available in one flavor so far and released on July 14, 2007. They have no central liquids (They have since been discontinued).
- Chocolate Mint
Trident Splash
'Trident Splash' is a pellet candy with a liquid center. Currently sold in a single blister pack containing 9 parts:
- Strawberry and Lime
- Vanilla and Mint (Stopped in UK, available in Canada)
- Raspberry and Peach (Stopped in England)
- Apple and Apricot (Stopped in the UK)
- Citrus and Blackberry (Stopped in the UK)
- Orange Swirl (Canada Only)
- Spearmint and Watermelon (Canada only)
- Winter Wave (Canada only)
References
External links
- Mondel? z International official website
- Official US Trident Site
- Trident fact sheet
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