Food Stuck In Your Teeth
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Alright, so here's my 'philosophy'. I believe that colored cereal sticks to teeth better than non-colored teeth. Honey nut cereals count as non-colored.
I was just thinking as I ate a bowl of Fruity Pebbles and a bowl of Frosted Flakes. It seems that the FP sticks in my teeth more than FF do. I don't know if it's the color of the cereal that gets stuck but for some strange reason Fruit Loops get stuck a lot too and Rice Krispies don't. Is it the rounded shape of the FL that makes them stick more? But then why wouldn't Frosted flakes get stuck in your mouth if FP do and they aren't anymore round than RK. Maybe I'm just over reacting but that's what I noticed. It happens everytime. I have to go brush my teeth to try and get the slowly rotting colored cereals out of my teeth. Or maybe, perhaps it's all about the milk. I haven't noticed a difference in the milk before but maybe I should test it. I only have 2% and Vitamin D milk at my house. If anyone drinks another milk and would like to help my tests could you please tell me about how much cereal gets stuck in your teeth with that milk and which cereal gets stuck? I don't know about anyone else but I find this to be rather odd that this tragedy occurs. And if you have any information reguarding this problem please give me your data.
Capt. over and out! ™
I was just thinking as I ate a bowl of Fruity Pebbles and a bowl of Frosted Flakes. It seems that the FP sticks in my teeth more than FF do. I don't know if it's the color of the cereal that gets stuck but for some strange reason Fruit Loops get stuck a lot too and Rice Krispies don't. Is it the rounded shape of the FL that makes them stick more? But then why wouldn't Frosted flakes get stuck in your mouth if FP do and they aren't anymore round than RK. Maybe I'm just over reacting but that's what I noticed. It happens everytime. I have to go brush my teeth to try and get the slowly rotting colored cereals out of my teeth. Or maybe, perhaps it's all about the milk. I haven't noticed a difference in the milk before but maybe I should test it. I only have 2% and Vitamin D milk at my house. If anyone drinks another milk and would like to help my tests could you please tell me about how much cereal gets stuck in your teeth with that milk and which cereal gets stuck? I don't know about anyone else but I find this to be rather odd that this tragedy occurs. And if you have any information reguarding this problem please give me your data.
Capt. over and out! ™
