The taste of the ice cream is good, and the product would have been just fine – if they left it at that.

Apparently, somebody decided to carry the homage to its namesake just a little too far, however.

When you eat the ice cream, bits of some weird stuff they embedded in the product get stuck in your teeth.

You chew them but they do not dissolve. What the heck is this stuff???

Please tell me that someone at Breyers did not decide to embed bubble gum in food.

You know, food – that stuff you are supposed to swallow? You know, bubble gum – that stuff you are not supposed to swallow.

At first, I thought the little pink and blue chunks of some unindentifiable substance were some kind of candy. And I was swallowing some.

Then, it started to form bum-like little balls between my teeth – like bubble gum, sort of. And I chewed them, and they did not go away.

Here is the Breyers Bubble Yum ice cream home page. I do not see bubble gum or Bubble Yum listed as an ingredient, thank god.

I still think this is a dumb product, and I doubt I will ever buy it or eat it again.

They should have left out the weird gum-like stuff and simply made an ice cream. My advice is stay away from this.

Even a kid that begs for it at home is probably not going to be too taken with it once he gets it in a bowl.