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It's chewing gum that tastes like water. You don't taste the chicle; there's no sugar or artificial sweetener added; it's just natural water flavor. It would freshen the breath just as much as drinking a glass of water would, without having to locate a sink or fountain. The issue of flavor loss after
prolonged chewing would cease to exist, possibly due to lowered expectations.
Future product line developments may include a water-filled center (such as in Freshen-Up), name-brand water gum (Klarbrunn, Evian, or for the cost-conscious consumer, Sam's Choice) and more risqué flavors such as those in the Perrier family (with natural carbonation!).
Come on...how many people have you heard complain about someone's awful water-breath? It's unobtrusive, unoffensive, effective in squelching bad breath without that annoying minty-fresh feeling, and more socially acceptable than chewing on your fingers.
Yes...
http://www.halfbake...ible_20silica_20gel
...though I fail to see the connection. [angel, May 23 2001]
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OK! Low in calories, too, I bet. Next we can develop water-flavored cigarettes. |
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water-flavored cigarettes? the smoke would still be offensive to some...unless we could turn it into steam... |
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Just chew the water-filled-center chewing gum at the same time you eat the edible silica gel and they cancel each other out. Like Steven Wright's joke about putting a humidifier and a dehumidifier in the same room and letting them fight it out. |
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