FYI, sugar-free Gummi candies also have lots of sugar alcohols. They can be poisonous. Taking as little as 4 mL of wintergreen oil by mouth can be deadly. It contains sugar, so eating mints excessively will be bad for your teeth, and you could pick up weight.
Peppermint oil in excess could cause reflux heartburn , aggravate heart disease or cause allergies. Skip to content Common questions. January 20, Joe Ford. A classic American candy since , the flavors of Life Savers Hard Candy have stood the test of time. Sugar free. Calories reduced from 60 to 40 calories per serving. I broke off a third of my front tooth and when I told the dentist, she said the nitrogen likely cracked the filling and it then broke off.
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What is the difference between a fluorescent light and a neon light? What are the flavors of Life Savers? The flavors that are currently widely available are cherry, raspberry, watermelon, orange, pineapple, Wint-o-Green, pep-o-mint, and buttered rum.
How many different flavors of lifesavers are there? More than 40 flavors of Life Savers have been created since they were invented in , though many have been discontinued over the years and other new flavors have been introduced. Do Life Savers spark in your mouth?
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