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| Eclipse Ice |
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| Formal name |
Eclipse Ice |
| Classification |
Gum |
| Description |
Gum |
| Form |
Pellet |
| Displacement |
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| Mass |
.14 grams (approx.) |
| Ingredients |
Maltitol, Sorbitol, E422, E22, E321 |
| Nutrition information |
Energy per 100g 1027kj |
| Active ingredients |
Unknown |
| Flavours |
Lemon Burst, Peppermint, Spearmint |
| Sugar-free? |
Yes |
| Manufacturer |
The Wrigley Company |
| Year introduced |
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| Slogans/taglines |
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| Related products |
Eclipse gum |
| Hazards |
"Phenylketonurics: Contains Phenylalanine" and "Excess consumption may have a laxative effect" – stated on wrapping of the Australian and New Zealand printed outer wrapper |
Eclipse Ice is a brand of pellet chewing gum by the Wrigley Company.
A sugar-free gum containing Sorbitol, Eclipse Ice comes in foil-wrapped sticks of 10 pellets approximately .14 grams each (14 g nett).
[edit] Availablity
Eclipse Ice gum is sold in Australia and New Zealand. These products contains a French translation on the printed outer wrapper, even though it is not an official language of either country.
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