Coffee Breath?

[+ Avalon]

It's been awhile since I've kissed anyone. I don't drink coffee. I hate coffee breath! Gag! It's a turn-off!

[+ Travis69]

It's the worst!!!!!!!!!

[+ FrankR]

It's been awhile since I've kissed anyone. I don't drink coffee. I hate coffee breath! Gag! It's a turn-off!

I do enjoy a good cup of coffee, but also take care to not end up with the resulting coffee breath if I am going to be in close quarters. As a side note: I really enjoy the smell of fresh coffee - i’ve come to suspect it may be the reason behind my drinking it. On the flip side, I can’t stand coffee flavoured ice cream! Is that weird?

[liubit]

Well, I am one of those rare persons that hates coffee and never drinks it. I don’t like the bitterness or the hot temperature (the only hot liquid I tolerate is soup, actually), and I don’t care much about the flavor either. As for coffee breath....yiiiiikes.

[caliguy]

No. Halitosis or better known as shit breath is the worst. I don't even think breath mints can cover that shit up. Coffee breath can easily be remedied.

[+ Avalon]

I remember once when I was staying with my grandmother one morning when I came out of my room she had a pot of coffee brewing. The smell was overwhelming; it gagged me! I went back into my room.

 

I even try to avoid the coffee aisle at the grocery store.

 

There used to be a coffee shop (not Starbucks) on my town's main street. If I had to use that street I'd often hold my breath driving by.

[KeepItReal]

I remember once when I was staying with my grandmother one morning when I came out of my room she had a pot of coffee brewing. The smell was overwhelming; it gagged me! I went back into my room.

 

I even try to avoid the coffee aisle at the grocery store.

 

There used to be a coffee shop (not Starbucks) on my town's main street. If I had to use that street I'd often hold my breath driving by.

Your sense of smell is a very powerful memory trigger - I enjoy the smell of freshly brewed coffee because it reminds me of cold winter mornings, spent with my grandparents, around the table, being warmed by a wood burning stove. I don't drink coffee, nor do I like products flavored in that way, but the smell delights me. Coffee breath, on the other hand, is a big no-no.

[+ GregM]

Coffee breath doesnt bother me. Depending on the day, I can smell like coffee and chocolate. What an absolute delight! And yeah my breath might smell like it too

 

Hugs,

Greg

[samhexum]

[Rod Hagen]

I love the taste of coffee in another man's mouth. It's coffee. There's nothing better. Not even coke or wine.

[+ Gar1eth]

Blech!!

 

Gman

[samhexum]

I love the taste of coffee in another man's mouth. It's coffee. There's nothing better. Not even coke or wine.

Only if it's Haagen Dazs coffee ice cream... and he has more in the freezer.

[samhexum]

I love the taste of coffee in another man's mouth. It's coffee. There's nothing better. Not even coke or wine.

Only if it's Haagen Dazs coffee ice cream... and he has more in the freezer.

 

Or should I have written Hagen-Dazs?

[BSR]

Pretty much every day for 25+ years, I started every morning with a quad espresso. I stopped the habit only after my fancy superautomatic died & I didn't feel like dishing out a grand (at least!) for a new one. I never thought about it, but my breath probably wasn't the best. Yikes! Maybe the old superautomatic's death was a blessing in disguise.

[rvwnsd]

I believe that's why toothpaste, toothbrushes, and mouthwash were invented.

[MassageDrew]

I love coffee and I do drink it any time of day. But I do keep a toothbrush and toothpaste in the drawer at work so I can quickly brush if I have to run to a meeting, or if I have to hangout with friends or a date directly after work. Brushing the tongue is the most important thing. Any after taste typically sticks to the tongue more than your teeth.