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So the idea would be that it would cover the smell of the alchohol? I can just imagine someone being pulled over... "Sir, have you been chewing gum?" |
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Well, yes and no. Maybe that is a part of it. It could just smell
strongly of aftershave or perfume, or gasoline, but I'm not
sure that would appeal to buyers. So I propose we start with
spear mint and winter green. |
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Creme de Menthe and lemonade. |
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It's both scent and flavor, and it's sold in cans at gas stations,
along with the strongly caffeinated alcoholic beverages (the
heart attack section) and the psilocybin ice tea. |
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Chewing gum comes in hundreds of flavours. [see link for some] (I hadn't heard about ketchup before!) I'm not sure why you'd want to sell your product at gas stations anyway...unless it was a liquid additive to your gas tank! Then your car could smell like something nice whilst burning gas! |
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Who said it wasn't in the alcohol section? Also, I assume bubble, xandram. |
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[marked-for-deletion] flavour. |
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I'd bun a chewing gum which release alcohol over a period of time while being chewed. |
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