Sentence examples for chocolate gum from inspiring English sources

To achieve that, Cadbury's factories will have to produce more chocolate, gum and sweets.

Mondelez International, Inc. is engaged in the manufacturing and marketing of snack food and beverage products, which include biscuits such as cookies, crackers and salted snacks; chocolate; gum and candy; coffee and powdered beverages; and various cheese and grocery products.

When I taught my third-grade student Christopher Fields how to read and multiply, I had no idea that eight years later this smart, kind, little chocolate gum drop with the most heartwarming smile and tender eyes would be lying in a casket, an innocent casualty of a gang-related drive-by shooting on his block.

Some foods that your dog cannot eat include, avocado, alcohol, onions, garlic, candy, chocolate, gum, sugary foods/drinks, coffee, tea, and other caffeine items, grapes and raisins, milk and other dairy products, macadamia nuts, fat trimmings and bones, Persimmons, Peaches, and Plums, raw eggs, raw meat/fish, salt, yeast dough, human medicine.[1].

People with dentures have specific difficulties eating hard consistency food (apples, raw carrots, meat), food with seeds which enter under the dentures causing discomfort and pain (tomatoes, grapes) and sticky foods attached to the acrylic dentures' teeth displacing the dentures (chocolate, gums) (Ettinger 1987).

Like chocolate and coffee, gum is now being rehabilitated.

What do you get if you combine Cadbury's chocolate, Trident gum and Dairylea?

The board of the British maker of chocolate and gum quickly rebuffed the bid as "fundamentally undervaluing" the company.Kraft has its sights on the world's second-largest confectionery-maker to form a "global powerhouse in snacks, confectionery and quick meals" with combined revenues of some $50 billion.

Meanwhile, Britain's takeover panel gave Kraft Foods a deadline of Nov. 9, by which it should make a takeover offer for chocolate and gum maker Cadbury, or walk away.

As part of its formal takeover offer for the chocolate and gum maker, Kraft agreed to pay 300 pence ($5.04) in cash and 0.2589 new Kraft Foods shares for each Cadbury share.

Industry experts are already expecting Cadbury to be taken over by Kraft after it launches a widely anticipated higher bid or for Hershey to team up with Nestlé to try to acquire Cadbury's chocolate and gum businesses separately.