Razzles

What it is

A candy that turns into gum as you chew it.

The story

• 1966: first made by Fleer.

Fun facts

• The 1966 jingle said: first it's a candy, then it's a gum.
• The name comes from "Razzleberry", a flavor that was planned but never sold.

Are Razzles still made?

Yes. Razzles are still made, by Tootsie Roll Industries. Look for it at candy shops that stock old-fashioned candy, or search for Razzles on Amazon.

If you like Razzles

• Fruit Stripe gum (1960): Striped fruit gum in a zebra-print pack, famous for a burst of flavor that fades fast.
• Freshen Up gum (1975): Square gum with a liquid center that squirts when you bite.
• Bubble Yum (1976): A soft, easy-to-chew bubble gum in chunky pieces.
• Hubba Bubba (1979): A soft bubble gum made to be less sticky, so a popped bubble peels off your face more easily.

See every candy from the 1960s or all chewing gum.