Chappies gum, a cherished South African classic for over 75 years, boasts a captivating history marked by innovation and incredibly savvy marketing. The idea of South Africa’s market-leading gum ...

How Chappies bubble gum can help you understand inflation. An asset manager has urged young South Africans to become investment-savvy. Picture: ...

Chappies bubble gum is a South African institution. They shouldn’t have told us that, if we swallowed it, they'd stay in our stomachs for seven years.

Matcha tea was first grown in China and then more recently in Japan, where the variety has been super-cultivated to boost health. Matcha comes from the plant, Camellia sinensis.

“Nara Smith is so funny… she really made chewing gum from scratch. I’m sorry but I have no other option to stan this lady. She can make everything,” said another.

Everyone is reinventing themselves in the social era. Even popular budget bubblegum maker Chappies has decided to join the revolution. The gum-maker’s wrappers are popular for their quirky ...

Yet gum is gum and Chappies and Wicks were both just plastic, synthetic flavours, fructose and colourants. What a product is made of - its intrinsics - can never create a brand, says Rice, because ...

In the late 1940s, Arthur Ginsburg created Chappies bubblegum at the ... Africa category brand manager for gum, Trushann Thomas. “The Chappies legacy continues to grow as those ...

Johannesburg - Armed robbers got something to chew on this week when they made off with about R100 000 worth of Chappies gum from a depot in Wadeville, Gauteng. According to East Rand police, a gang ...

In 2012, SA's favourite bubble gum gave fans the chance to submit their own 'Did You Know?' facts for the famous Chappies wrappers, via www.chappies.co.za. Chappies knew SA had a lot of knowledge ...

My favourite answer to the “Did you know?” question found in the yellow Chappies gum wrapper (probably a South African invention) is the one that goes: “Did you know? People with large heads are not ...

If a Chappies is going to cost us 4.5% more in 2020 than it does today, but our income also increases by 4.5%, then next year the Chappies won’t actually cost us any more than it did today ...