A crafty Tumblr blogger has suggested Violet Beauregarde — the gum-chewing girl — should have won the factory prize at the end, rather than old mate Charlie. Deserving factory owner? Pffffffft.

Violet, an expert in gum, tries a piece of gum that Wonka himself calls one of his greatest inventions — gum that acts like a three-course meal and leaves the chewer feeling full.

A savvy Tumblr user has revealed their theory behind thinking that Violet Beauregarde should have won the chocolate factory in 1971 movie Willy Wonka and the ...

A crafty Tumblr blogger has suggested Violet Beauregarde — the gum-chewing girl — should have won the factory prize at the end, rather than old mate Charlie. Deserving factory owner? Pffffffft.

From lickable wallpaper to rivers of chocolate, food scientists are working hard to make Roald Dahl 's ideas a reality.

Project 7's Tyler Merrick wanted to start a social enterprise. He soon learned that the company's quirky gums actually had to be good.

Willy Wonka chewing gum could become reality Chewing gum capable of providing the flavour equivalent of a three course meal in a single sweet could be developed following research by scientists.

A chewing gum that changes flavour has been invented, bringing to life one of the magical products being developed by Willy Wonka.

A crafty Tumblr blogger has suggested Violet Beauregarde — the gum-chewing girl — should have won the factory prize at the end, rather than old mate Charlie. Deserving factory owner? Pffffffft.

A crafty Tumblr blogger has suggested Violet Beauregarde — the gum-chewing girl — should have won the factory prize at the end, rather than old mate Charlie. Deserving factory owner? Pffffffft.

A crafty Tumblr blogger has suggested Violet Beauregarde — the gum-chewing girl — should have won the factory prize at the end, rather than old mate Charlie. Deserving factory owner? Pffffffft.