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Something to Chew On: Peppersmith Gum

Submitted by Caitlin Zaino on February 22, 2010 – 5:41 pmOne Comment

peppersmithGum1-e1261426700237There is something so enticingly old-school about Peppersmith Gum that makes it irresistible. And indeed, that’s the point. Intended to reflect the artisanal values of this new chewing gum company – as well as its distinctive ‘Englishness’ – this stylized packaging is as refreshing as the peppermint itself.

Designed by London-based agency, B&B Studio, simple, bright colors and a clever mint leaf logo adorn each box, which slides out to reveal a moustachioed icon, like Salvador Dali or Charlie Chaplin. Better yet, it also holds tiny pieces of paper for your used chew. Brilliant.

Keep-Calm-Gum-4_905The gum’s not too shabby either. Made from natural products, like beech trees and peppermint grown in the UK, Peppersmith claims to be the first British all-natural chewing gum. And not only are the ingredients sourced sustainably but the packaging is too, made exclusively from FSC card and paper.

So that’s the good news. The bad? Sorry to your burst your bubble, but right now Peppersmith is available only in the UK.

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