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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>[[Image:Clark's_Teaberry_Gum.jpg|Clark's Teaberry Gum|thumb]] '''Clark's Teaberry''' is a brand of chewing gum that has been popular in the United States since the early 20th century. The gum is known for its distinctive teaberry flavor, which is derived from the leaves of the American wintergreen plant.<br />
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==History==<br />
Clark's Teaberry was first introduced by the [[D. L. Clark Company]] in the early 1900s. The company, founded by [[David L. Clark]] in 1886, was based in [[Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania]]. Clark's Teaberry quickly became a popular product due to its unique flavor and the growing popularity of chewing gum in the United States.<br />
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==Flavor==<br />
The flavor of Clark's Teaberry gum is derived from the [[teaberry]] plant, also known as [[Gaultheria procumbens]]. The plant is native to the northeastern United States and produces small red berries that have a mild, minty flavor. The flavor is similar to that of [[wintergreen]], which is also used in various confections and medicinal products.<br />
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==Marketing and Popularity==<br />
Clark's Teaberry was marketed with the slogan "The Teaberry Shuffle," which was accompanied by a catchy jingle and a dance. The advertising campaign was highly successful and helped to cement the gum's place in American popular culture. The gum was also featured in various television commercials and print advertisements throughout the mid-20th century.<br />
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==Ownership Changes==<br />
Over the years, the ownership of Clark's Teaberry has changed hands several times. The D. L. Clark Company was sold to [[Beatrice Foods]] in 1955. Later, the brand was acquired by [[Leaf, Inc.]], and eventually by [[Hershey Foods Corporation]]. Despite these changes, Clark's Teaberry has remained a beloved product among gum enthusiasts.<br />
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==Cultural Impact==<br />
Clark's Teaberry has had a lasting impact on American culture. Its distinctive flavor and memorable advertising campaigns have made it a nostalgic favorite for many people. The gum is often associated with the mid-20th century and is remembered fondly by those who grew up during that time.<br />
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==Related Pages==<br />
* [[D. L. Clark Company]]<br />
* [[David L. Clark]]<br />
* [[Chewing gum]]<br />
* [[Wintergreen]]<br />
* [[Beatrice Foods]]<br />
* [[Hershey Foods Corporation]]<br />
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==Categories==<br />
[[Category:Chewing gum]]<br />
[[Category:American brands]]<br />
[[Category:Products introduced in the 1900s]]<br />
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