However, as the population that Gushers was first introduced to have all grown up, many adults now seem to be finding themselves wanting to buy some Gushers, as social commentary and consumer preferences have revealed.
The adult panel also noted that Gushers got stuck in there teeth and tasted artificial, however they admitted it is an age thing, as the enlisted younger people to try Gusher and they thought it was great. The adults from sun-sentinel’s panel found Fruit Gushers to be pleasant, though rather sugary taste. Adults at the time of release were less thrilled about the product, held a taste test in 1991 at the time of Fruit Gushers initial launch, and the adults found the candy to be mediocre. The most notable selling point about the product is the way it gushes out fruit-flavored juice as you bite into the semi-soft gel-gummy outer shell, thus the name “Gushers”. The bright colors of Fruit Gushers are appealing and hint at its strong fruit flavor. The odd shape of Fruit Gushers, called an elongated hexagonal bipyramid, is difficult to name, but is memorable and interesting to look at. Gushers had a very novel approach to their product, making it unusual, interesting to look at, colorful, tasty, and fun. Originally released in just 2 flavors, Strawberry Splash and Gushin’ Grape, Fruit Gushers was a hit with kids. Fruit Gushers was first released in the year 1991, by General Mills under its popular Betty Crocker brand, makers of other famous treats such as Dunkaroos. Gushers are primarily marketed to kids, with the general trend of its commercials advertisements being aimed at children and teens. Gushers are novel candy that has a fruit flavor, and an unusual shape, with the candy looking almost like a jewel. 12 Fruit Gushers Ingredients and Nutritional Information – Strawberry Splashįruit Gushers are a popular kids snack commonly referred to as just “Gushers”.1.3 Fruit Gushers Has Artificial Flavors and Colors Removed.1.2 The Company That Makes Fruit Gushers.1 Fruit Gushers Information and History.
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