A "chiclet" is a small, rectangular piece of chewing gum, often brightly colored and flavored. The term is derived from the popular brand Chiclets, which was first introduced in the early 20th century. Chiclets are typically coated with a hard candy shell, making them visually appealing and providing a satisfying crunch when bitten. Chiclets are commonly found in various flavors, including mint, fruit, and cinnamon. They are often sold in small boxes or bags, making them a convenient snack for on-the-go enjoyment. The gum is popular among both children and adults for its taste and the refreshing sensation it provides.