Gummy Worms
2/1/23
By: Anthony Hynes
Albanese Gummy Worms.
Thank you for choosing the right option. Gummy Worms are the G.O.A.T. I’m going to give you a whole list on why gummy worms are WAY better than gummy bears. There are so many reasons, but I’m going to fit 5 into here. This is the real king of gummies.
They taste better.
Most people have eaten a bag of gummy bears or gummy worms. They’ll probably say that gummy worms taste better. Gummy worms have more flavors than gummy bears instead of shapes. If you ever see a bag of gummy worms, and a bag of gummy bears, you know which one to pick.
They last longer.
Gummy worms are longer, plus they can come in giant bags. Gummy worms are like 2x the size of gummy bears, so they last 2x longer. They also have 2 different flavors in one. For example: Cherry and Blue Raspberry. 2 flavors can be in one gummy worm at a time.
They are younger.
Gummy bears were made in 1922, while gummy worms were made in 1981. Almost 60 years after gummy bears. Gummy bears are getting old, so it’s nice that we have something new to enjoy. Although gummy worms are a little over 40 years old, gummy bears turned 100 years old last year, that’s a long time.
A handful of Trolli Gummy Worms.
World's Largest Gummy Worm. (26 inches)
People eat different varieties.
People will eat any kind of gummy worms. I interviewed some people from EJHS and they personally like the Albanese gummy worms. There are very many types of gummy worms. Like I listed before, Albanese, Trolli, Surf Sweets, Black Forest, and others.
They are BETTER!
They are better in every way and will take over the gummy bear reign. They last longer, they are younger, meaning gummy bears will die out, they taste better, and people eat them more. Gummy bears have become bland and boring over the years because we have eaten so much of them. Now it’s time to get our hands on some delicious gummy worms!
Gummy worms WILL take over gummy bears in just a short few years time. People will start turning their attention towards gummy worms instead of gummy bears. Gummy worms, FOR THE WIN!
Contributor Bio
Anthony Hynes is a 6th grader at EJHS. He enjoys his free time playing the piano, collecting figures, and riding his scooter.