Ladies, what breath freshener do you like a guy to use?

Tic tacs? Altoids? Those Listerine strip? Any particular flavor?
Thanks.

KitKat wrote:
Not the Listerine strips––those taste and smell horrible (to me).
I think anything that's minty but not too medicinal is appealing.
T.

any thing minty but not cinnamon. I only like real cinnamon not the
flavor kind.

On 19 Jan 2005 19:16:22 –0800, "bumblebee4451"
<bumblebee4...@yahoo.com> coughed and sputtered, and managed to
choke out these words:
yeah, the flavour kind doesn't even taste like cinnamon. what's
up with that?

Richard Hunter asks...
Almost all of us are familiar with raw cinnamon. It's a powder that is ground
from a bark. It's not really soluble in anything; it will always have the
gritty texture of a powder.
"Cinnamon" oil, a colorless essential oil, is actually made from a different
plant, the canela. Most commercial cinnamon products (except whole and
powdered cinnamon, and cinnamon sugar) are made from canela because a liquid is
easier to use and measure, and it doesn't have the gritty texture. I think
canela is probably cheaper most of the time.
Canela does have a slightly different taste (sweeter and hotter, less woody)
and a lot more scent.
Hope this is informative.
Rikki

I don't think that "cinnamon" breath fresheners taste like either
canela or cassia, though. They just taste like chemicals.
T.

On 22 Jan 2005 14:51:09 GMT, rikkio...@aol.com (RikkiOfLA)
coughed and sputtered, and managed to choke out these words:
that was totally informative! thank you for posting, Rikki!
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