Remember those gumball machines you used to come across at malls, grocery stores, and restaurants as a kid? You probably aren ...

One of the first vending machines most of us ever encountered involved a penny, a knob, and a colorful piece of gum. At one time, gumball machines could be found almost everywhere, from grocery stores ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. An ode to you, you jawbreakingly-tough spheres of technicolor chewing gum. Gumball machines were once situated at the front area of ...

LOS ANGELES - Amid shifts in the gum industry, a bit of Americana might be going away - the colorful gumballs once sold for a penny from machines at drugstores, arcades and supermarkets. The main ...

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LEXINGTON - Jacob Halfhill calls the gumball machine he helped design and build a "cosmetic wonder." He and partner Ivan Prykhodko put together a gumball machine that looked like a lighthouse as part ...

PLATTSBURGH — They are every child’s delight. A big glass bowl full of bright-colored gumballs for only a penny a shot. A local service club is looking to make the iconic machines relevant again, or ...

Which kids’ gumball machine is best? Gumball machines are fun, affordable ways to add a bit of color and nostalgia to your home. Simply drop in a coin, turn the knob and out comes a delicious gumball.