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In Brazil, they have been on the market under the brand name "Elma Chips Stax" since late 2006 in the flavors "Cheddar", "Sour Cream & Onion", and "Original".
Elma Chips is a Brazilian brand of PepsiCo Inc., also known for "Stiksy", among other brands.
The yellow lid is marked with "Lay's Stax".
In Venezuela, Lay's Stax were introduced in early 2007 with the flavors "Cheddar", "Sour Cream & Onion", and "Natural Flavour".  
Flavor is the sensory impression of a food or other substance that is determined mainly by the chemical senses of taste and smell.
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Crispers are a Christie brand of snack officially sold in Canada.
Now available in 9 flavors, Crispers have been successful based on their marketing as "baked not fried" and their uniqueness, as in "they're not chips, they're not crackers, they're Crispers". 
Before its launch, Hubba Bubba had been referred to as "Stagecoach" during product development and early manufacturing at the now-defunct Wrigley plant in Santa Cruz, California.
The earliest series of TV commercials for Hubba Bubba that aired in the United States were set in a Wild West town and featured a character known as the Gumfighter, played by actor Don Collier.
At the end of each commercial, the Gum Fighter declared, "Big bubbles, no troubles," followed by a jocular response from Western film veteran Dub Taylor.
This was a reference to Hubba Bubba being less sticky than other brands.
The original bubble-gum flavor was discontinued for many years in the United Kingdom, with only apple, strawberry, and cola flavors available.
As of June 2012, flavours available in the UK include strawberry, original and apple (In April 2012 The original flavour returned, with packs proclaiming "chunkier and bubblier)".
Flavors available in Australia include cherry, cola, peach, strawberry, lime, pineapple, apple, orange, grape and watermelon.
As of 2004, flavors available in Croatia included lime, berry, cherry and generic fruit.
Flavors available in Germany included cherry and cola.
Flavors available in Norway include orange, apple, strawberry, cola and licorice.
Flavors available in Canada included strawberry, grape, orange and blue raspberry.
Other flavors seen over the years in various countries include lemon, cream soda, tropical, salty liquorice, and chocolate strawberry.
At first, Hubba Bubba was only available in chunks, typically being sold in packets of five chunks.
More recently, it has been produced as shredded pieces (see Big League Chew), rolls of bubble gum tape in the UK (tapes of 1.8 meter strips of mixed flavors), plastic jugs of crystals, boxes of tiny gumballs and stuffed with candy.
The Hubba Bubba brand was discontinued in the U.S. in the early 1990s, but returned in 2004.
In the U.S., commercials use the same stop-motion style used in the Chevron commercials and "Chicken Run", as the commercials are produced by Aardman.
In Canada, commercials use cartoon characters named Hubba and Bubba.
It was also used in the closing credits sequence on the popular YTV game show "Uh Oh!
As of 2012, Hubba Bubba is available in its original flavor called "Outrageous Original" in the U.S. Other flavors are "Strawberry Watermelon," "Cool Cola," "Sweet & Sassy Cherry," and "Mystery Flavor.
Hubba Bubba introduced Mystery Max and Mystery Tape in 2010. 
The brand was introduced by Mars in the UK in 1959, named by Peter Pfeffer in a competition that won him £5, as Opal Fruits.
The four original flavors were strawberry, lemon, orange, and lime.
Lime was later replaced with cherry.
In the 1970s Opal Fruits were well known for their advertising tag line "Opal Fruits - made to make your mouth water!"
(slogan coined by Murray Walker).
Opal Fruits were introduced in the United States in 1967 as Starburst.
Originally, Starburst came in the same flavours as Opal Fruits and the first variant, "Sunshine Flavors", later renamed "Tropical Opal Fruits", was released thereafter.
In Europe, lemon and lime were combined to become "Lemon and Lime" to make room for a Blackcurrant flavour.
The brand name 'Opal Fruits' was phased out in the UK, followed by Ireland in 1998 in order to standardize the product in a globalised marketplace.
In 2008, the supermarket chain Asda revived the original Opal Fruits in the UK for a period of 12 weeks starting May 10, 2008.
On October 6, 2008, Mars acquired Wrigley, and transferred Mars' non-chocolate candy brands, including Starburst, to the Wrigley subsidiary.
The original flavours are now branded "Original Fruits", and Starburst now comes in several assortments: Limited Edition Retro Fruits, Tropical, Baja California, Sour, Strawberry Mix, Berries & Creme, Very Berry and Fruity Slushies.
Among the additional flavors are Strawberry Lemonade Chill, Citrus Slush, Cherry Splash, Blue Raspberry Rush Kiwi, Banana, Plum, Blueberry, Passion Fruit, Blackberry, Raspberry, Strawberry-Banana, Mango, Melon, Tropical Punch, Green Apple, Blue Raspberry, Watermelon, Mixed Berries & Cream, Peaches & Cream, Orange Cream, and Strawberry & Cream.
Europe also has the "Sour" assortment, which includes Apple, Cherry, Pineapple and Raspberry, as well as Strawberry Mix.
As of early 2010 it was decided that Strawberry was the most popular flavor in the United Kingdom.
Lime is also very popular within this demand.
Starburst in the UK is vegetarian, its packaging and website clearly stating "Suitable for Vegetarians", and also does not contain any artificial colors or flavors.
In the U.S., Starburst contains non-vegetarian gelatin in its ingredients.
Lime Starburst made a comeback in 2007 as a limited-edition 'retro' flavour in packages of the 'Baja' version, while the range in the UK was further extended with a version named Starburst Choozers.
These lozenge shaped chews have a liquid fruit juice centre, and come packaged with the tag line "The chews that ooze."
Each packet contains three flavours; Orange & Mango, Raspberry & Orange, and Pineapple & Orange.
The current slogan for Starburst is "Unexplainably Juicy".