I munch on Quest bars before gym sessions, for their
low sugar, so the label says.

The taste is acceptable, but it leaves an aftertaste
enduring about a half hour. I can taste it on every
breath! It's not unpleasant, but weird, unnatural, to last that long.

It must leave a coating on the tongue, that's the only
explanation I can surmise. So, anybody suggest an antidote?

This is like asking for a hangover remedy, I expect a
dozen answers -


--
Rich

On 12/1/2017 6:12 PM, RichD wrote:
> I munch on Quest bars before gym sessions, for their
> low sugar, so the label says.
>
> The taste is acceptable, but it leaves an aftertaste
> enduring about a half hour. I can taste it on every
> breath! It's not unpleasant, but weird, unnatural, to last that long.
>
> It must leave a coating on the tongue, that's the only
> explanation I can surmise. So, anybody suggest an antidote?
>
> This is like asking for a hangover remedy, I expect a
> dozen answers -
>
>
> --
> Rich
>

Something carbonated and strong - M. Dew, Coke, root beer?

"l not -l" > wrote in message
...
>
> On 1-Dec-2017, RichD > wrote:
>
>> I munch on Quest bars before gym sessions, for their
>> low sugar, so the label says.
>>
>> The taste is acceptable, but it leaves an aftertaste
>> enduring about a half hour. I can taste it on every
>> breath! It's not unpleasant, but weird, unnatural, to last
>> that long.
>>
>> It must leave a coating on the tongue, that's the only
>> explanation I can surmise. So, anybody suggest an antidote?
> A small can (5.5 ounce) of tomato juice, V-8 or Snap-E-Tom

I haven't heard about Snap-E-Tom since I was a kid!

Am Samstag, 2. Dezember 2017 02:12:50 UTC+1 schrieb RichD:
> I munch on Quest bars before gym sessions, for their
> low sugar, so the label says.
>
> The taste is acceptable, but it leaves an aftertaste
> enduring about a half hour. I can taste it on every
> breath! It's not unpleasant, but weird, unnatural, to last that long.
>
> It must leave a coating on the tongue, that's the only
> explanation I can surmise. So, anybody suggest an antidote?
>
> This is like asking for a hangover remedy, I expect a
> dozen answers -
>
>
> --
> Rich

Try a tongue cleaner.
No; I'm not trying to troll you - that might actually work according to
your description of your problem.

Bye, Sanne.

On Friday, December 1, 2017 at 8:12:50 PM UTC-5, RichD wrote:
> I munch on Quest bars before gym sessions, for their
> low sugar, so the label says.
>
> The taste is acceptable, but it leaves an aftertaste
> enduring about a half hour. I can taste it on every
> breath! It's not unpleasant, but weird, unnatural, to last that long.
>
> It must leave a coating on the tongue, that's the only
> explanation I can surmise. So, anybody suggest an antidote?
>
> This is like asking for a hangover remedy, I expect a
> dozen answers -

Brush your teeth and tongue after eating, then floss.

Cindy Hamilton

RichD wrote:
>
> I munch on Quest bars before gym sessions, for their
> low sugar, so the label says.
>
> The taste is acceptable, but it leaves an aftertaste
> enduring about a half hour. I can taste it on every
> breath! It's not unpleasant, but weird, unnatural, to last that long.
>
> It must leave a coating on the tongue, that's the only
> explanation I can surmise. So, anybody suggest an antidote?
>
> This is like asking for a hangover remedy, I expect a
> dozen answers -

Get real, RichD.

Reminds me of the old joke:
- Patient: Doc, it hurts when I do this.
- Doc: Well don't do that then.

Find a new protein bar that won't screw up your tongue.
There are plenty on the market.

I looked up the Quest bars and it sounds like you are eating
one of the worst kind of protein bars. Check out that
ingredient list.

If you are really so concerned, read a bit he
http://www.breakfastcriminals.com/wh...rs-quest-bars/

The bars don't sound like all that and there seems to be much
better options.
Your call from here, pal. Quit whining about your poor tongue.
:-D

If you are eating something that's causing problems.....QUIT
EATING IT!

On 12/1/2017 8:12 PM, RichD wrote:
> I munch on Quest bars before gym sessions, for their
> low sugar, so the label says.
>
> The taste is acceptable, but it leaves an aftertaste
> enduring about a half hour. I can taste it on every
> breath! It's not unpleasant, but weird, unnatural, to last that long.
>
> It must leave a coating on the tongue, that's the only
> explanation I can surmise. So, anybody suggest an antidote?
>
> This is like asking for a hangover remedy, I expect a
> dozen answers -
>
>
Horse **** with the foam farted off of it.