Is there a such thing as something being so SWEET that it tickles your brain?

Question

WEIRD!! I know...but..I love sweets..well thats not the weird part...I have always loved em...cakes, pies..etc...lots of icing too..yummy...tonight...I went with my little one to a bakery in our area and ordered up a couple of things. We got a cinamon roll plain and the baker added a TON of buttercream icing to the top of it so much so that it looked like a big puff of icing.....I had a couple of bites and the weirdest thing happened...the roof of my mouth started to tickle like really strange. It was like uncomfortable feeling. It made me feel weird. what is this?? I have never done this before when eating sweets.

Answer 1

hyperglycemia

or if it immediately affected the roof of your mouth, your palate, then it must be due to some chemical additive(s). You could consider possible suspects like:
- MSG which opens up the pores at your taste buds so you have a more thorough taste, or more intense flavour from the food you are eating. Cinammon is ultimately a relatively bland spice, the more you have on your food the more plain it seems. MSG would give you a more distinctive experience of full flavour from the cinammon, so you would buy their cinammon buns instead of anywhere else or just having something with cinammon at home. Also, food companies can actually put less of natural flavour (cinammon for example) and still have enhanced taste with less expensive small amounts of MSG.
- Neotame, produced by NutraSweet Co. (maker of aspartame), is about 8,000 times sweeter than table sugar and 40 times sweeter than aspartame. A small amount of that, even combined with regular sugar, will give you enhanced sweet taste. Aspartame family of chemicals and their by-products will affect your nerve cells. In the long run, lots of consumption of it will cause tremors, and some degree of brain damage.

"these well known brain toxins are poured into our food and drink by the thousands of tons to boost sales. These additives have NO OTHER purpose other than to enhance to TASTE of food and the SWEETNESS of various diet products."

Answer 2

Perhaps there was some ingredient that you had an allergic reaction too? It might be a good idea to read labels and find out what you are eating, with more and more of products being modified and preserved it is really hard to tell what our bodies will do once in contact. And of course what is good for one person will not always be good for another, be careful and maybe next time skip the ton of icing.:)

Answer 3

It's good, but focus more on feelings. Try and cut out all the words and have emotions like one second she's happy, next it's surprise because of the pain, than maybe hate or something because of how he did this to her. Maybe leave the pain is good line, but change it around a bit. It makes him sound cruel and interesting.

Answer 4

I've gotten tickles in my throat and my mouth. I think it the crystals in the sugar makeup that trigger that sensation in the mouth. Minute particles that click off the taste buds.

Answer 5

Sounds like an overdose of sweets(sugar in a condensed form)

Answer 6

that's weird. I think too many people were invited to that party in your mouth and things started getting nasty!

Answer 7

Seems like you have a food allergy to something. Maybe nuts?

Answer 8

that happens to me...cupcakes from Whole Foods so no additives...this always happens when buttercreams are to sweet.

Answer 9

There was a party in your MOUTH and everyone was invited.

Answer 10

no it doesn't :-) you should get your self check if this happens