Mini Sample Tin – Wildcrafted Spruce/Pine Resin Gum

A True Taste of the Canadian Wilderness

Handcrafted. Traditional. Rooted in the Forest.

Our sample tins are designed for first-time chewers who want to experience traditional spruce and pine resin gum without committing to a full tin.

This is real tree resin chewing gum — wild-harvested by our family in Alberta’s boreal forests and prepared the same traditional way it has been enjoyed for generations.

No fillers.
No sweeteners.
No artificial ingredients.

Just pure tree resin.

New to chewing resin gum? read my complete beginners guide here 

⭐ What Customers Are Saying

“This is my gum for life.”
“I refuse to buy store gum with all the poisons in it. This gum is clean, tastes like nature, can be reused, and makes me feel great knowing what’s in my mouth.”
— Candice

“It takes a bit of getting used to… then like magic it comes together.”
— Sharalynn

“A fascinating experience — and it lasts a looong time.”
“First it shatters, then softens as you chew. A true taste of Canada.”
— Kenneth

“Great quality gum from up north. Did not disappoint!”
— Abram

Wild-Harvested in Alberta’s Boreal Forests

Every tin begins in the forests of Alberta’s Rocky Mountain foothills.

Our family wild-harvests pine and spruce resin by hand, collecting only what the trees naturally offer. Back home, the resin is clarified and filtered in small batches with patience and care.

✅ 100% wild-harvested pine and spruce resin
✅ No fillers, sweeteners, or artificial ingredients
✅ Prepared the same traditional way for generations

This is forest-crafted gum — nothing added, nothing removed.

What Is Traditional Chewing Gum?

Before modern chewing gum relied on manufactured gum bases, people chewed natural tree resins harvested from spruce and pine forests.

Traditional resin gum was valued for its long-lasting chew, earthy aroma, and connection to the land — not sweetness.

This sample tin lets you experience that original form of chewing gum for yourself.

This is not bubble gum.
This is an authentic forest chew.

What to Expect (Important)

Traditional resin gum chews very differently than commercial gum.

✅ On the first bite, the resin may break into small pieces — this is normal
✅ Continued chewing warms the resin, allowing it to soften and come together
✅ Adding a second piece can help first-time chewers form a single chew more easily

After a few uses, forming the gum becomes second nature.

Why People Choose Our Resin Gum

We don’t make resin gum on the side — we build our life around it.

✅ This is not a hobby or side project
✅ Our family harvests, cleans, and prepares resin year-round in real forest conditions
✅ We chew our own gum daily — if it doesn’t meet our standards, it doesn’t leave our home
✅ Hands-on work from forest to tin, with full control over quality
✅ Plastic-free, reusable tin
✅ A slow, grounding chewing ritual connected to real land and real work

Please Note

✅Not recommended for children
✅ Not recommended for people with braces or dentures, weak teeth or major dental problems, as with any hard candy chew.
✅ Not suitable for anyone expecting sweet or commercial-style bubble gum

This is a traditional resin chew — not a flavored confection.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is this different from modern chewing gum?
Modern gum uses a manufactured gum base designed for sweetness and flavor delivery. Traditional resin gum is made from natural tree resin and is chewed for texture, experience, and ritual rather than sweetness.

Is this plastic-free?
Yes. Our resin gum contains no synthetic gum base and no artificial ingredients.

Is it flavored or sweetened?
No. Resin gum has a mild, natural forest aroma that softens as it is chewed.

How long does resin gum last?

A regular-sized tin can last well over a month for most people.

Individual pieces of resin can be chewed intermittently over multiple days without losing their natural flavor or texture. Simply set the piece aside and return to it later.

This long-lasting quality is one of the reasons traditional resin gum was valued for generations.

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Watch us harvest, prepare, and share life in the forest:

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