33-613: [REDACTED] Look up minto or Minto in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Minto may refer to: Places [ edit ] Antarctica [ edit ] Mount Minto (Antarctica) Australia [ edit ] Minto, New South Wales , a suburb of Sydney Minto railway station Minto County , Western Australia Parish of Minto , New South Wales Canada [ edit ] Minto City , British Columbia Minto, Manitoba Minto (electoral district) , in
66-518: A carbonated liquid , such as a soft drink . MythBusters concluded that the potassium benzoate , aspartame , and CO 2 gas contained in the Diet Coke, in combination with the gelatin and gum arabic ingredients of the Mentos, all contribute to the formation of the foam. However, kinetic experiments with various candies have shown that the presence of gelatin and gum arabic in candies does not enhance
99-723: A liquorice -flavored sweet which can still be purchased in the Netherlands as "Drop Mentos". New flavors were initially test-marketed in the Netherlands and throughout Europe; however, most of the flavors have been available worldwide recently. Other flavors include green apple , cinnamon , strawberry, mixed fruit (which contains a mix of cherry, strawberry, orange, and lemon flavors), grape , wintergreen , grapefruit , peach , plum , spearmint , strawberry yogurt , lemon yogurt, pineapple (pine fresh), red apple, currant and two versions of black licorice -flavored Mentos. Two varieties of
132-623: A Canadian ice hockey team Dickson Minto , a Scottish law firm Mount Minto (disambiguation) Topics referred to by the same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Minto . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Minto&oldid=1243197894 " Categories : Disambiguation pages Place name disambiguation pages Disambiguation pages with surname-holder lists Hidden categories: Short description
165-623: A Canadian ice hockey team Dickson Minto , a Scottish law firm Mount Minto (disambiguation) Topics referred to by the same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Minto . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Minto&oldid=1243197894 " Categories : Disambiguation pages Place name disambiguation pages Disambiguation pages with surname-holder lists Hidden categories: Short description
198-643: A city Minto School Parks [ edit ] Minto Park (downtown Ottawa, Ontario , Canada.) Minto Park, Allahabad , Later renamed Madan Mohan Malaviya Park after independence of India Minto Park, Lahore later renamed Greater Iqbal Park after creation of Pakistan People [ edit ] Earl of Minto , a title in the peerage of the United Kingdom Minto (surname) Other uses [ edit ] CGS Minto , an icebreaker MINTO (Mixed Integer Optimizer), an integer programming solver Minto (sternwheeler) ,
231-580: A city Minto School Parks [ edit ] Minto Park (downtown Ottawa, Ontario , Canada.) Minto Park, Allahabad , Later renamed Madan Mohan Malaviya Park after independence of India Minto Park, Lahore later renamed Greater Iqbal Park after creation of Pakistan People [ edit ] Earl of Minto , a title in the peerage of the United Kingdom Minto (surname) Other uses [ edit ] CGS Minto , an icebreaker MINTO (Mixed Integer Optimizer), an integer programming solver Minto (sternwheeler) ,
264-708: A lake steamer in British Columbia, Canada Minto Eye Hospital , in Bangalore, India Minto Group , a Canadian real estate company Minto Sailing Dinghy , a 9-foot sailing dinghy Minto Bridge , railway bridge in New Delhi, India Minto Bridges , series of truss bridges in Ottawa, Canada See also [ edit ] All pages with titles beginning with Minto All pages with titles containing Minto Mentos , mint flavored candies Prince Albert Mintos ,
297-496: A lake steamer in British Columbia, Canada Minto Eye Hospital , in Bangalore, India Minto Group , a Canadian real estate company Minto Sailing Dinghy , a 9-foot sailing dinghy Minto Bridge , railway bridge in New Delhi, India Minto Bridges , series of truss bridges in Ottawa, Canada See also [ edit ] All pages with titles beginning with Minto All pages with titles containing Minto Mentos , mint flavored candies Prince Albert Mintos ,
330-499: A pure white with white tea extract. Sugar free versions are available, but these are rarer to find, usually only found in large supermarkets. Mentos gum holds a 4% market share of the UK gum market. A new Mentos 3 was launched in January 2011, in two flavors - mint and Strawberry/Apple/Raspberry, which are similar to Wrigleys' 5 in packaging. A new blackberry/kiwi/strawberry version was released into
363-570: A slightly hard exterior and a soft, chewy interior. They are typically sold in rolls which contain 14 mint discs, although the "Sour Mix" variety contains only 11 discs per roll. Smaller versions also exist, which typically contain 4 to 6 discs per roll. Certain flavors are sold in boxes in Australia, the United States, Malaysia, Indonesia, Brazil and the United Kingdom. The current slogan of Mentos
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#1732851104036396-456: A suburb of Sydney Minto railway station Minto County , Western Australia Parish of Minto , New South Wales Canada [ edit ] Minto City , British Columbia Minto, Manitoba Minto (electoral district) , in the City of Winnipeg Rural Municipality of Minto , Manitoba Rural Municipality of Minto-Odanah , Manitoba Minto, New Brunswick Minto, Ontario ,
429-472: A town Minto, Yukon Minto Aerodrome , in Yukon Minto Inlet , Northwest Territories Minto Islands , Nunavut Minto (lava flow) , Yukon Lake Minto , Nunavik, Quebec Mount Minto , British Columbia Mount Minto (Nunavut) United Kingdom [ edit ] Minto, Scottish Borders , Scotland United States [ edit ] Minto, Alaska Minto, North Dakota ,
462-568: A wide variety of beverage additives such as sugars, citric acid, and natural flavors also enhance fountain heights. In some cases, dissolved solids that increase the surface tension of water (such as sugars) also increase fountain heights. These results suggest that additives serve to enhance geyser heights not by decreasing surface tension, but rather by decreasing bubble coalescence. Decreased bubble coalescence leads to smaller bubble sizes and greater foaming ability in water. A Guinness World Record of 2,865 simultaneous geysers
495-1074: Is "Stay Fresh", while the line previously used extensively in the 1980s and 1990s was "The Freshmaker". Some Mentos packages describe the mints as "chewy dragées ". The typical Mentos roll is approximately 2 cm (0.79 in) in diameter and weighs 38 grams (1.3 oz). "Mentos" is the singular form. Mint-flavored Mentos contain sugar, wheat glucose syrup , hydrogenated coconut oil , rice starch , natural flavors, gum arabic , sucrose esters of fatty acids, gellan gum , carnauba wax , and beeswax. Fruit-flavored Mentos contain sugar, wheat glucose syrup, hydrogenated coconut oil, citric acid, fruit juices from concentrate (strawberry, orange, lemon) (1%), rice starch, gum arabic, natural flavors, sucrose esters of fatty acids, gellan gum, carnauba wax, colors (beta-carotene, beetroot red), and beeswax. The formulation can vary based on country of manufacture. Mentos are available in several flavors including mint , mixed fruit, cola, bubble gum, and in an assortment of orange , strawberry , and lemon . Mentos first appeared as
528-554: Is Mentos KIDZ, a bag with 12 boxes containing 10 miniature candies, in the flavors strawberry, orange, lemon, apple and blueberry. "Mentos Teens" is available in Brazil and the rest of Latin America. They come in a rectangular box. The mint is basically miniature Mentos roughly the size of Skittles , and they come in mixed flavors: white grape (green), lemon (yellow), strawberry (pink), orange (orange), raspberry (blue), and cherry (red). During
561-430: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages minto [REDACTED] Look up minto or Minto in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Minto may refer to: Places [ edit ] Antarctica [ edit ] Mount Minto (Antarctica) Australia [ edit ] Minto, New South Wales ,
594-477: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Mentos Mentos are a brand of packaged scotch mints or mint-flavored candies sold in many stores and vending machines . First produced in 1932, they are currently sold in more than 130 countries worldwide by the Italian-Dutch corporation Perfetti Van Melle . The mints are small oblate spheroids , with
627-659: The 2014 FIFA World Cup , a Brazilian team Mentos was released in Brazil to support the national team. The mint was green apple and orange flavors. In some countries, the Mentos Ice candy can be bought in flavors such as, cherry (red), green apple (green) and grape (purple). Ume , Fuji apple, and Pine Fresh (pineapple) Mentos are sold exclusively in Japan. Flavors only available in certain countries; Enigma (Czech Republic) Rainbow (UK and US) Ume (Japan) Fuji Apple (Japan) Pine Fresh (Japan) Ice (Canada) Part of Mentos's popularity in
660-576: The City of Winnipeg Rural Municipality of Minto , Manitoba Rural Municipality of Minto-Odanah , Manitoba Minto, New Brunswick Minto, Ontario , a town Minto, Yukon Minto Aerodrome , in Yukon Minto Inlet , Northwest Territories Minto Islands , Nunavut Minto (lava flow) , Yukon Lake Minto , Nunavik, Quebec Mount Minto , British Columbia Mount Minto (Nunavut) United Kingdom [ edit ] Minto, Scottish Borders , Scotland United States [ edit ] Minto, Alaska Minto, North Dakota ,
693-455: The Netherlands, Poland, the Philippines, the United Kingdom and recently, the United States in blisters and bottles, both in three different flavors. In the Netherlands, Mentos Gum is sold in blisters and bottles in six different varieties: Pure (four flavors), Fruit (four flavors), Regular (five flavors), Bubblegum, Cubes (four flavors) and White (three flavors). In August 2005, the variety of
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#1732851104036726-413: The UK market in January 2012. In Greece, Mentos are very popular, and are available in the following flavors: Mini Mentos, somewhat smaller than ordinary Mentos, are available in the Netherlands in two varieties: Mini Mentos Fruitmix, which contains the flavors orange, lemon, strawberry and apple, and Mini Mentos Yoghurt, with the flavors strawberry yogurt, raspberry yogurt and blueberry yogurt. Also sold
759-486: The US and Canada can be attributed to its campy TV commercials and catchy jingle, which debuted in late 1991 and were used well into 2001 on American and Canadian television. Individuals facing various day-to-day dilemmas consume Mentos and are subsequently inspired to solve their problems at hand in a creative, often-humorous fashion. For example, a job interviewee sits on a freshly painted bench, staining his suit, and then solves
792-627: The amount of caffeine in two cups of coffee; "Fresh Cola"-flavored Mentos released in New Zealand, Australia and parts of Europe and Asia; and "AIR Mentos" containing menthol , which are sold primarily in Belgium and the Netherlands. In India, the major flavors available are mint, lemon, strawberry, orange, watermelon and cola . Mentos also make chewing gum, available in various flavors. It is available in Germany, Australia, Greece, China, Canada, Brazil, Turkey,
825-561: The flavor was discontinued. The chocolate variant is still available in some Asian countries. In 2006, the citrus mango flavor was introduced to the Japanese market. In the Philippines, a "Dalandan Fresh" variant is available. Other varieties of Mentos include: Mentos Sours, which recently became available in the United States, featuring Watermelon, Green Apple, and Lemon flavors; caffeinated "Energy" Mentos, sold mainly in Germany , where one roll equals
858-457: The fountain. Rather, it is the physical structure of candies that conveys the fountain effect. The structure of the Mentos is the most significant cause of the eruption due to nucleation . MythBusters reported that when fruit-flavored Mentos with a smooth waxy coating were tested in carbonated drink there was hardly a reaction, whereas mint-flavored Mentos (with no such coating) added to carbonated drink formed an energetic eruption, supporting
891-655: The mint flavor, known as "Mentos Strong" and "Air action Mentos" are sold in the Netherlands. Also available in the Netherlands is the Special Mix 4 pack, containing the flavors mint, fruit, berry mix, strawberry, banana, cherry, and mango orange. Two varieties of the mint flavor are also sold in China, known as "Mint" and "Strong Mint". Grape and 'N Cream (presumably Apples and Cream), Strawberry 'N Cream, and Banana 'N Cream are also marketed in Asia. Chocolate Mentos were produced in 1989, but
924-659: The mint which comes in "mixed berries" and "cool mint" flavors was changed to be sweetened with sucralose . In the Netherlands the flavors mint, licorice and fruit are also available in the sugar-free variety. Australian varieties of Mentos are Fruit, Rainbow, Mint, Spearmint, Soft Drink and Smoothies. The UK has five current flavors of rolls: In the UK, Mentos Gum is also available in stick packs (peppermint, spearmint, pure white, air action (menthol) and fruit), Bottles (spearmint, peppermint and red fruit - which retails for approximately £0.99), as well as flip top boxes. Flavors include peppermint or spearmint with green tea extract, and
957-464: The nucleation-site theory. According to MythBusters , the surface of the mint Mentos is covered with many small holes that increase the surface area available for reaction (and thus the quantity of reagents exposed to each other at any given time), thereby allowing CO 2 bubbles to form with the rapidity and quantity necessary for the "jet"-, "geyser"-, or "eruption"-like nature of the effusion. This hypothesis gained further support when rock salt
990-551: The observer as an explanation for their actions. The ad campaign was parodied in multiple television shows and music videos, including the Foo Fighters' " Big Me ". First publicly demonstrated by chemistry teacher Lee Marek on the Late Show with David Letterman on September 14, 1999, and later popularized in a June 2006 viral Internet video by Eepybird , a Mentos mint expedites a rapid release of carbon dioxide when dropped into
1023-401: The problem by rolling around on the bench until his suit has pinstripes. Another features a woman whose parked car is boxed in; she calls a crew of construction workers over who lift her car onto the road for her. These unusual behaviors are typically witnessed by nearby, sometimes antagonistic characters, and a roll of Mentos is boisterously displayed by the commercial's respective protagonist to
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1056-728: Was set on 17 October 2010, in an event organized by Perfetti Van Melle (Philippines) at the SM Mall of Asia Complex, in Manila , Philippines. This record was afterwards beaten in November 2014 by another event organized by Perfetti Van Melle and Chupa Chups in Leon, Guanajuato , Mexico where 4,334 Mentos and soda fountains were set off simultaneously. The resulting geyser can shoot as high as 6 m (20 ft). The unofficial record, reached in MythBusters ,
1089-474: Was used as a "jump start" to the reaction. A paper by Tonya Coffey, a physicist at Appalachian State University in Boone, North Carolina, confirmed that the rough surface of the Mentos candy helps speed the reaction. Coffey also found that the aspartame in diet soda lowers the surface tension and causes a bigger reaction, but that caffeine does not accelerate the reaction. On the other hand, it has been shown that
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