Spearmint (chewing gum)

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Spearmint (chewing gum) is a type of chewing gum that is either naturally or artificially flavored to taste like spearmint.

Wrigley Company and Cadbury Adams are among the companies in the United States that manufacture and sell this type of product.

The spearmint variety of the Polo (mint) is a white mint with a hole covered in blue specks. Despite this, spearmint is not always blue.

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