Why does Orange Juice taste so awful after I brush my teeth?

Question

and why would I want pulp? We have the technology to remove the pulp, let's not stay in the dark ages of juice.

Answer 1

I think it's the poor mixture of mint and citric acid. And some people like pulp to feel as if they may actually be drinking fresh orange juice. What you're forgetting is that the technology to add pulp is newer than the technology to remove it.

Answer 2

Well, I would say it is the combination of the two BUT I disagree with you about the pulp. I LOVE the pulp. . . . .it is where your fiber comes from and is the most nutritious part of the juice. If you don't like it then but OJ that is pulp free and leave the pulp for those of us who love it.

Answer 3

Oh! dude!!

the mix of orange juice and the toothpaste juice make the taste awful.

Answer 4

maximum toothpastes have a minty flavour. Your tongue, that's the placement the style buds are, are regardless of the undeniable fact that reacting to the mint flavour, so the further sweetness of the orange juice basically would not get by utilising ability of, which makes for a no longer fairly friendly style.

Answer 5

Pulp is the best part of it.

Answer 6

Know what? Use baking soda. Does the same
thing and Colgate-Palmolive will probably live
through the next quarter.

Answer 7

if you keep the pulp for later, it will all become clear

Answer 8

omg i know!!!

the only way i could find for getting round it was to brush my teeth and then rinse really really really really well with water b4 OJ or simply taking a bottle of OJ wherever i was going and drinking it after...

btw it has nothing to do with the pulp


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Answer 9

when acid meets base that's bad........and why u dont want the pulp i think its good

Answer 10

My coffee taste bad sometimes , it depends on the toothpaste!♥