Momints
Momints | |
Formal name | Momints |
Classification | Breath mint |
Description | Liquid mint |
Form | Sphere |
Displacement | 268mm3 (approx.) |
Mass | 0.06g (approx.) |
Ingredients | Medium chain triglycerides, flavor, gelatin, sorbitol, glycerin, acesulfame potassium, sucralose, aspartame, thaumatin, color.[1] |
Nutrition Information | Per mint: Calories 0, Fat 0g, Sodium 0g, Carbohydrates 0g, Sugars 0g, Sugar Alcohol 0g, Protein 0g. |
Active Ingredients | None |
Flavors | Peppermint, Cinnamon, WinterBurst |
Sugar Free? | Yes |
Manufacturer | Yosha Enterprises |
Year introduced | 2003 |
Slogans / Taglines | The World's Strongest Mint |
Related products | None |
Hazards | food coloring, phenylalanine, eye contact hazard, dispenser is choking hazard. |
Momints is a breath mint manufactured by Yosha Enterprises Corporation. (Although Yosha is a Japanese word, the company is based in the United States.)
Description
An iridescent, translucent sphere resembling a glass bead, Momints are one of the smallest commercially available mints. Momints are described by the manufacturer as a "liquid mint". The liquid mint solution (not true mint, as Momints contain no mint oil) is encased in a soluble gelatin shell. Biting the shell releases the liquid contents.
Momints are packaged in a transparent plastic package[2], designed to fit into a watch pocket. The box is a rectangular solid, except that at one short end the top slopes down to meet the base. The other end contains a hinged door, which opens to give to access to an internal chute. Individual Momints may be dispensed through this chute. This package is styled the "E-Z Slide Pack".
28 Momints are contained in each package.
Variations
None.[3]
Notes
^ The list of ingredients given on the package is at variance with the list at momints.com. The latter omits glycerin, aspartame, and acesulfame potassium, and adds silicon dioxide.
^ Momints are also packaged in transparent 8-count plastic tubes, sold wrapped in opaque silver foil, but the product is otherwise identical to regular Momints.
External links
You can also find some information on the German website [4]