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Mal wieder hat gezielte Produktplazierung im Supermarkt mich zu einem nicht geplanten Spontankauf veranlasst. An der Kasse, dem wahrscheinlich besten Supermarkt-Bereich um den Kunden zu Spontaneinkäufen zu verleiten, entdeckte ich WRIGLEY´S Extra ZITRONE LIMETTE und legte den Kaugummi mit auf das Band. Direkt nach dem öffnen riecht man einen typischen Zitronengeschmack. Der Zahnpflege Kaugu

I’ve been chewing Wrigley’s Spearmint gum forever, and Wrigley’s has been making spearmint-flavored gum forever - at least since 1893 anyway. When I picked up a pack a couple weeks ago and saw “NEW Improved Flavor!” emblazoned across the top, I was scarcely worried at all. After all, Wrigley’s wouldn’t dare change the [...]

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Brian Moehler pitched five innings of four-hit, shutout ball as the Astros blanked the Cubs 2-0 in a game plagued by rain and tornado threats at Wrigley Field. The game was delayed twice and was finally called in the bottom of the eighth inning. Carlos Lee singled in a run in the first inning and Humberto Quintero walked with the bases loaded in the fourth to account for the game's only runs. M

Produktname: Wrigley’s Juicy Fruit Jelly Chews Tropical’N Twist Herstellermarke: Wrigley’s Packungsinhalt: 100g Kaufpreis: ca. 1,00euro Wo gekauft?: Konzum Verpackung Die kleinen schaumigen Bananen sind in einer größtenteils gelben und kleinen Folienverpackung untergebracht. Durch ein kleines Sichtfenster kann man die kleinen Bananen betrachtet. Aussehen u. Geruch Die Bananen sind klein u

So there I was (the phrase that starts every good story) sitting at Wrigley Field for a Cubs game. Wrigley is one of the last remaining old school baseball fields...which pretty much means it's a piece of shit. A few quotes about it are:" The cramped quarters? The claustrophobic nightmare? The decor right out of a Cold War bomb shelter?""The rats at Wrigley looked like they had been lifting weig

Baltimore Orioles vs. Chicago Cubs: June 27th, 2008 , Wrigley Field

Aubrey Huff went 4-for-5 with two RBI and three runs scored, and Jay Payton plated three as the Orioles dismantled the Cubs 11-4 at Wrigley Field. Nick Markakis and Guillermo Quiroz both drove in two as Baltimore took two-of-three at the "Friendly Confines." Radhames Liz was the winner, improving to 2-and-0. He allowed two runs on four hits and struck out four over five innings. It was the six

Baltimore Orioles vs. Chicago Cubs; Wrigley Field, Chicago, Ill. - June 25th

The Story of Wrigley. Innovation Through the Years Even in Small Things, "Quality is Important" William Wrigley Jr. came to Chicago from Philadelphia in the spring of 1891. He was 29 years old, had $32 in his pocket and unlimited enthusiasm and energy. He also had great talent as a salesman. His father was a soap manufacturer, and at the start of his new business in Chicago, Mr. Wrigley sold W

Geovany Soto crushed a three-run homer as part of a four-run eight inning as the Cubs doubled up the Braves 10-5 in the opener of a three-game set at Wrigley Field. Derrek Lee homered and drove in two, while Reed Johnson added a pair of RBI for Chicago, which has won nine straight at home to move to 27-and-8 at Wrigley this season. Ted Lilly struck out eight over six-and-two-thirds innings to im

It’s time to start chewing better gum. 5 Gum by Wrigley comes in three flavors. Rain (spearmint), Cobalt (peppermint) and Flare (cinnamon). All mighty tasty and sugarfree to boot. We know how much you love Dentyne Ice and even your stalwart friend, Juicy Fruit, but you’re a man now so chew on something befitting. Cost: $1.50 [...]

The Chicago Cubs called 8 different parks home before they eventually moved into Weeghman Park, later named Wrigley Field. One of the Cubs parks had a bicycle track around the field, and the city of Chicago evicted the Cubs from another park when they moved the fences in to 200 feet and set a major league record for home runs.Hit the link for some of the coolest pictures you've ever seen!read more

An announcement that the Blackhawks will play the Detroit Red Wings at Wrigley Field in the NHL's second outdoor Winter Classic could come as early as today, according to Comcast SportsNet. However, a Friday announcement might be more likely, as Blackhawks Hall of Famers Bobby Hull, Stan Mikita and Tony Esposito will be on hand at Wrigley during the Cubs-Rockies game to sing "Take Me Out to the

Yesterday, at Wrigley Field, there was a promotion in which 6000 kids under 13 received a stuffed bear from Build-a-Bear in a Cubs outfit. As part of the promotion, the Build-a-Bear mascot (who knew they had such a thing) was invited onto the field and threw out the first pitch. BTW, the pitch was high and inside. The person inside in the Build-a-Bear outfit had been up until that point a

The [video highlights] are definitely worth a watch. There were spectacular plays, big moments, and just lots of action in nearly every inning of this one.--Some solid photos from [SI.com]:--The Paulino tag-out of Soto at home was an absolutely great play by Ronny. He looked to be completely safe, but Paulino blocked the plate just enough to keep Soto from touching it. Instead, his leg went straig

CNNMoney.com US Stock-Index Futures Advance; Wrigley, Visa, Ford ClimbBloomberg - 10 hours agoBy Sarah Thompson and Eric Martin April 28 (Bloomberg) — US stock-index futures advanced on speculation Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co. will get a $22 billion takeover …Buffett's bet: Juicy Fruit for stocks CNNMoney.comAt noon: Follow the titans Globe and MailMost US Stocks Gain on M&A, [...]

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The game sure was terrible (scroll down a bit for the weekend recap) but we still had a pretty good time and Wrigley is awesome.  Here are Evan's pictures from the day.Yes, it was Dora the Explorer Doll Day.  Pretty pathetic.  We didn't get one.-LaRoche stunk.-View of some of the famous rooftop seats.Yates stunk.The hand operated, yet very cool, Wrigley scoreboard. Note Bixler's stats. Not good.General view from our very good seats along the first base line.Hey, look, Bixler on base!Gorzo stunk.  Are we noticing a trend here?---Wrigley rocks, but I already went nuts over it in the weekend recap.  Someday the pictures and recap of an excursion will be in the same post, I promise.

An assumed homage to Chicago Cubs’ rookie slugger Kosuke Fukudome (batting .328 and slugging .463 through the first 18 games of the season), a street vendor began selling t-shirts outside of Wrigley Field that are raising eyebrows. The shirts feature Japanese-style lettering, a modification of the “cubby bear” mascot (with slanted eyes), and the phrase “Horry Kow,” which mocks the way a speaker with an Asian-language accent might say the late Cubs announcer Harry Caray’s famous “Holy Cow!”Though the story broke over a week ago, Rahula Strohl began an online conversation about the appropriateness of such a slogan (as well as the tendency of Cubs fans to wear martial-arts style headbands to the games this year) on the ChicagoSports.com blog “What’s Goin’ On” Sunday.

Carlos Zambrano pitched seven innings of five-hit, one-run ball for his third win as the Cubs mauled the Mets 7-1 at Wrigley Field. Aramis Ramirez hit a two-run home run in the fourth inning, Ronny Cedeno had a two-out, two-run single in the eighth, and Felix Pie sealed the game with a three-run dinger one batter later. Chicago has won four staight and 12 of its last 15 games. John Maine fanned six and gave up just two runs over six innings, but took the loss to fall to 1-and-2. Jose Reyes' double-play ball plated New York's only run in the sixth. Reyes committed a costly error in the eighth, leading to four unearned runs as the Cubs blew the game open. New York has lost two straight after winning its previous five.

Produktname: Wrigley’s Juicy Fruit Squish Melberry Herstellermarke: Wrigley’s Packungsinhalt: 9 Dragees Kaufpreis: 0,89euro Wo gekauft?: REWE Verpackung Die Verpackung besteht im wesentlichen aus zwei Teilen. Einmal die eigentliche Pappschachtel die sehr bunt und verrückt gestaltet ist (siehe Bild) und die andere Verpackung ein so genannter Blister (Sichtverpackung) wo sich die Kaugummis befinden. Aussehen u. Geruch kleine, weiße aber etwas dicke Kaugumikissen, die [...]

Rating: 2 Posted By: DarkMistress Views: 401 Replies: 2 Remember the triple dip Viactiv flavor glides deal a couple weeks ago at Walgreens? Here's one for Wigley's gum 04/06 - 04/12:This week at Walgreen's, Wrigley's gum better than free with recent Sunday buy-one-get-one-free coupons. Don't know which insert, but you can search on Taylortown. Wrigley's Juicy Fruit/Double Mint/Big Red 17 pk or Extra 15 pk regular price $1.19 (ypmv)Page 2 of Sunday ad has in store coupon 3/$2.00, which stacks with EasySaver coupon page 5 save $0.99 on 3. Best to do in multiples of six.Math for 6 packs:6x$1.19 (7.14) - 3x$1.19 mftr bogo cpns (3.57) - $1.98 (in-store cpn) - $3.14 (ES cpn) = $1.55-Note: Always hand them mftr cpn first, then Walgreen's store & ES coupon. If result will be negative make s

Rickie Weeks belted a solo home run on the first pitch of the game as the Brewers crushed the Cubs 8-2 in the middle of a season-opening series at Wrigley Field. Jeff Suppan gave up just two runs on six hits over six-and-a-third innings to pick up the win. Jason Kendall went 3-for-4 with two RBI and a run scored, while Ryan Braun added three hits, an RBI and scored once for Milwaukee, which won the season-opener over Chicago 4-3 in 10 innings on Monday. Gabe Kapler, Bill Hall and Corey Hall all knocked in a run in the victory.

Chicago sports legend and Baseball Hall of Famer, Ernie Banks -- who earned the nickname "Mr. Cub" -- was treated to an unveiling of his bronze likeness on a rainy opening day ceremony at Wrigley Field. Banks becomes the first Cubs player to achieve such an honor."Wow, I love it," Banks said of the statue, the work of sculptor Lou Cella.Cella used Banks' at-bat against Hall of Famer Spahn on Aug. 29, 1959, as inspiration for the 300-pound steel, wood, fiberglass and bronze piece. Banks hit a grand slam off Spahn that day. The statue was clearly a home run with the hundreds of Cubs fans who stood in the cold and rain for the ceremony.Related:Banks immortalized next to Wrigley [Cubs.com] Statue photo by jdbarney

Wrigley Field has made history both on and off the field, including having the first permanent concession stands and being the first park to grant permission for fans to keep foul balls hit into the stands. Famous for being home to the Chicago Cubs, Wrigley Field has hosted more professional football games than any other stadium in America.read more | digg story

The confectioner says it plans to revive sagging stick gum sales by punching up packaging and flavor. Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co. will overhaul the packaging and flavor of its ubiquitous stick gums, including Doublemint, Juicy Fruit, Big Red and Extra brands, as part of an effort to revive sagging U.S. sales.The confectioner announced the makeover [...]

It is time to delve into the subject of Wrigley Field possibly being 'defaced' by a pompous moron. New CEO of Tribune Co. has been making a mockery of Chicago since his old ass came to Tribune. Zell's willingness to sell the Cubs and Wrigley Field as two separate entities has been in the works for some time now -- along with selling the naming rights. No more Wrigley Field. Truth be told, these are now Zell's properties and, really, who are we to tell the man what to do? There is just a part of me that wishes Zell had one god damn ounce of concern and compassion for Chicago residents -- and baseball fans as a whole -- who are completely sickened by the utter apathy displayed by the beast incarnate.Tribune Co. CEO Sam Zell said Tuesday he won't hesitate to sell the naming rights to Wrigley

Good news Candy Addicts! Our friends over at Wrigley are showing the holiday spirit and want to share some of their great products with Candy Addict readers! We’ve decided to have a Wrigley Trivia Contest to determine who gets the free goods! There will be 5 winners, each will receive 3 Wrigley Heritage Tins (Juicy Fruit, Doublemint and Spearmint) and 3 Life Savers Orn-o-mints (in red, green and blue). The first person to submit the correct answers will win one prize pack and the other four winners will be randomly chosen from all correct winners. Here are the details on the prizes: Wrigley’s Heritage Tins are decorated as your favorite Wrigley’s flavor, Doublemint(r), Spearmint(r) or Juicy Fruit(r) and contain (12) five-stick packs of gum; four of each of these well loved brands. The vintage inspired tins fit wonderfully in a stocking or add flavor to any holiday coffee table or countertop. Post holidays when the gum has been chewed, the tins can be re-used to org

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The Chicago Cubs are completely renovating the playing field at Wrigley Field this offseason, including digging out 14 inches of dirt and sand and hauling it out in 350 semi-truckloads.It's early, but everything has gone smoothly so far, including hiring White Sox head groundskeeper Roger Bossard to supervise the project.However the project has already yielded a surprising find. Buried between first base and home plate were concrete blocks used to secure football goal posts when the Chicago Bears played at Wrigley Field. When the Bears finished their last season at Wrigley in 1970, they removed the goal posts but left the concrete blocks under the field.Head over to the Chicago Tribune to read the full article.

The first pitch of the game was a homerun, but not for us.The Cubs made it so far, and were red hot in September. To watch a team crumble like that, especially in our house, was awful. It's really depressing actually. Yeah, last year they finished in last place in their division, and this year in first, but hopes were so high in Chicago. Walking around Wrigleyville 5 hours before the game started, people were excited. This town was on fire. High fives in the street- everyone smiling. By game time we were so fired up, the game was already won in our minds. But, the baseball gods had other plans last night. They wanted the other team to celebrate on our field. Next year, it will officially be 100 years since they've won a World Series. That could make a good story...

William Wrigley Sr., the founder of Wrigley, was born on this date, September 30, in 1861. Let’s take a few moments to appreciate where we would be right now without the wonderful products from Wrigley: Doublemint, Big Red, Juicy Fruit, Winterfresh, Extra, Freedent, Orbit, Eclipse, Hubba Bubba, Big League Chew, Altoids, Life Savers, and Creme Savers - to name a few. Candy Addict was started on October 2, two days after the birthday of William Wrigley Sr. - coincidence? I think so. NOTE: Wrigley donated a BUNCH of candy/gum/mints to our giveaway. A BUNCH! So go enter! Wrigley website More candy articles about: gum, Altoids, birthday Share This

The nation's largest dentist group now says gum can be good for you, as long as it's sugar-free. The American Dental Association said Tuesday it has awarded its seal of acceptance to Wrigley sugar-free gums Orbit, Extra and Eclipse -- based on studies funded at least partially by the maker of Wrigley gums, Chicago-based Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co. It's the first time the ADA has allowed its seal to appear on gum after clearing it for thousands of other products since 1930.I'm appalled, although not surprised, by the behavior of the ADA, which took more than half a century to wake up to the dangers of fluoride. Folks, chewing gum is bad news, no matter what claims Wrigley tries to make. Your body was not designed for constant chewing, which stimulates your stomach to produce acid and digestive enzymes in anticipation of food it will never receive -- which eventually can lead to a vairety of digestive disorders. And that's not even getting into the artificial sweeteners in sugar-free

Paul and Teri Fields of Michigan City, Ind. They are — no surprise — fans of the Cubs, who have played at Wrigley Field since 1916. The Fields planned the name for years before their son's birth. Now Wrigley Alexander Fields enters the world and his parents say he can go by his middle name, when he's old enough to choose.read more | digg story

Going to be in Chicago to help the first place Cubs kick off their September run. Hoping for a blow-out win over the Houston Astros. See you there. Share This

There is a sad story being told of a man attempting to become the official mascot of the Chicago Cubs. And by 'sad' I, of course mean 'pathetically psycho.' The furry little creature goes by the name of Billy Cub, and he has spent a lot of time and money on his whimsical alter ego. All Billy Cub wants is to be able to entertain his fellow die-hard Cubbie fans, but the big baddies at Wrigley do not allow costumed fans into the ballpark. Therefore, Billy Cub is forced to hob-knob with fans outside of the park. The following is the background story according to Billy Cub's web site:Billy Cub lives in the magical land of Belonore Ivy. One day Billy is out playing catch with his father and a lost dog walks by looking for his ball. Billy decides he will help Walter, the lost dog, find his ball. The task seams easy as Billy gathers many of his friends to help. The young animals discover that the evil Shadow Crows have taken Walter’s ball. The Shadow Crows are feared by all animals of B

This past weekend my Brother in Law Darrin Pikarsky and I loaded up my Jeep and headed to Chicago to deliver furniture, supplies and clothing to my daughter, Brhea, who is entering her junior year at Loyola University of Chicago.One of the perks of the trip was a visit to Wrigley Field on Friday to see the Chicago Cubs play the Houston Astros. What does this have to do with drinking? If you have ever been to the corner of Addison and Clark, you would already know the answer to that question. One of the first things you see arriving at the ballpark is a statue of the late Harry Caray, the legendary broadcaster famous for his announcing style, leading the fans in singing Take Me Out to the Ballgame during the seventh inning stretch and his love of the occasional Budweiser. My wife and I had the chance to have a meal with Caray, some Budweiser executives and staff of the now defunct Top Shelf magazine a few years back at Harry Caray's Steakhouse in Chicago. Seeing the statue brought back

Esse anúncio foi criado para Wrigley´s Extra. Boa idéia. Texto: “The Extra: para a saúde de seus dentes”

I totally forgot to add this to the review. Wrigley’s sent me so many packs (12 of each flavor) that I figured I should share with my readers. Seriously - who needs 540 sticks of gum?. Leave a comment on this post and use an email address you check (I will see it but it won’t be posted on the site) and I will randomly draw a name or two to win some packs of the new 5 gum. I’ll leave the comments open on this post for a few days - maybe til next week. if you can leave a comment on this post, I’m still taking entries. Free gum - no strings attached (I’ll even pay shipping) - what more can you ask for? UPDATE: US residents only please! Shipping out of country is expensive. Review of Wrigley’s 5 Gum giveaway, freebie, freebies

Wrigley is introducing a new sugar-free to the market called simply “5″. The plan is for a mid to end of July availability (UPDATE: They say it’s August now), but they’re also going to be selling it at a few boutiques in LA, Miami and New York beginning this week. I had these on my candy radar and unexpectedly received a bunch of packs in the mail for an early review. (Have I mentioned how freakin’ awesome it is to get free candy unexpectedly in the mail?) Wrigley’s 5 gum is squarely aimed at the teen/young adult market with its trendy black envelope packaging. The slogan is “5 is the new black”. They even claim that the package glows under blacklight. Since I just so happen to have an arcade lit with blacklights, I tested it and wasn’t impressed - no secret messages or anything, but all the 5’s on the package “popped” out. The packaging is quite cool though. It’s probably the best gum packaging I have seen

It seems that after the fracas in the dug out, it continued in the locker room. Reports I’m reading are that “Big Z” knocked Barrett around more including giving him two black eyes and stitches in his lip. Here’s the clip, who knows how long it’ll last. MLB Advanced Media I’m sure will swoop down on [...]

“When two men always agree, one of them is unnecessary.”William Wrigley (1861 – 1932) U.S. founder of Wrigley Company

"Feelin firm, Aramis. Oh, and nice homer." Bruce Miles wants you to know something Rich Hill is good, and the Cubs have only won games in which they've received a quality start. Rich Hill, who may be supplanting Carlos Zambrano as the staff ace, turned in his third quality start in as many outings during a 3-0 victory over the Atlanta Braves on Thursday night. Hill worked 8 innings, allowing just 4 hits. That's a far cry from the minimum requirement for a quality start: at least 6 innings and no more than 3 earned runs. So how "quality" has Hill been so far? "He's pitched as well as anybody in baseball," said manager Lou Piniella, whose team split this two-game series to improve to 6-9. "Three outstanding back to back, and today, we really needed some innings to rest our bullpen one more day. He gave us exactly what we wanted." Cubs pitchers have tossed 9 quality starts this year, and the team has gone 6-3 in those games. In the games when the starter failed to turn in a quali

Finally a sports writer has the stones to admit that Wrigley Field is a dump. Rick Morrissey of the Chicago Tribune has been saying this for years, and has not backed off from his declaration as written in his latest article.If you want to believe that you're getting the best baseball experience for your buck, good for you. But you've been sold some propaganda, comrade. In terms of marketing, Wrigley Field is bottled water. Can you imagine how hard our ancestors must be laughing at our rush to pay for water in plastic containers?I get so tired of seeing Wrigley on everyone's "Best Ballpark" list year after year, so it was very nice to see a writer -- in Chicago, no less -- speak truthfully without a concern for fan backlash. I visited Wrigley for the first time a few years back, and you can see where that experience ranks on my list of 10. I wanted the ballpark to be what everyone was pumping it up to be. I wanted nothing more than to walk into baseball perfection and come away with

Rick Morrissey chimes in today on the should-we-or-shouldn't-we-blow-up-Wrigley-Field debate. And according to Rick, we've all been had: Wrigley Field is still a dump. Several years ago I used that very word, dump, to describe the ballpark. At that point, chunks of concrete were falling onto seats at Wrigley. The place was showing its advanced age, had a hygiene problem and lacked many of the amenities that could be found in more modern parks. People reacted as if I had said their mother's mustache needed a trim. I understood. You don't imply that a beloved ballpark's landmark status should be changed to pockmark status and think you're going to get off easy. But aside from measures taken to stop the concrete from falling on Cubs' fans heads, not much has changed from when I wrote that column in 2004. Neither has my opinion: We've all been had, not that there's anything wrong with it. Ignorance is bliss, and so is a beer on a sunny summer day. I think of Wrigley Field as the

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Expect a review of the San Diego Padres today at some point, and a few more African-American player profiles. More news from around baseball… Jeter's Turn to Speak: Maintaining they have a fine relationship on the field and in the clubhouse, Derek Jeter resolutely refused to discuss the deterioration of his friendship with Alex Rodriguez away from the ballpark. One day after A-Rod finally acknowledged the pair no longer are best friends, Jeter sat in the same first-base dugout at Legends Field and was asked to respond. Jeter said: "I don't have a rift with Alex," the captain said Tuesday. "We go out there. We work together. This is our fourth year to be playing together. It's annoying to hear about it all the time. Everyone assumes they know what our relationship is. Everyone assumes -- they see us on the field, if one person gives another one a look, it's a story. If we're at opposite ends of the bench, people say it's a story." Who cares - just play ball! This