Bubblegum Day is celebrated
every year on the first Friday of February. For most of us, bubblegum is
somewhat a forbidden fruit. It is not essentially nutritious and parents are
reluctant to give children bubblegum since it may prove detrimental to their
dental health. Many schools also forbid it because gum in hair and under desks
is gross. However, there are only very few of us who haven’t grown up enjoying
a stick of bubblegum every once in a while. It is sweet, available in a myriad
of flavours, and can be blown into bubbles! As we grow up, bubblegum is
probably one of the few candies that we continue to enjoy — it’s not uncommon
for adults to consume mints in the form of bubblegum, especially to combat bad
breath or nicotine addiction.
Friday, February 7, 2025
Bubblegum Day (U.S.) - First Friday of February
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