Weird, sweet taste in mouth

[WaitWut]

Is this normal? I can't get rid of it. Constant off-sweet taste. I can't explain it other than that.

[streetsurfer]

Do you use stevia? It's sweetness can linger.

[WaitWut]

nope, nothing at all like that.. just raw.

[MysticTree]

Sometimes it's just the change in diet. Sometimes it's because you aren't eating enough. Sometimes it's discovering that without junk food that is what your mouth tastes like and sometimes it might be down to a specific food - pinenut mouth is a known phenomenon.

[streetsurfer]

WaitWut said....."nope, nothing at all like that.. just raw."


Stevia is a plant and it's leaves are consumed (raw) as a sweetener. What did you think it was?

I guess you may be referring to processed stevia as un-raw. I was referring to raw and dehydrated, or fresh leaf....as that is the way I consume it. Maybe the misunderstanding was mine. I apologize

[Revvell]

Hard to assist w/out knowing what it is you've been eating.


Is this normal? I can't get rid of it. Constant off-sweet taste. I can't explain it other than that.

[CaraS]

Hope for your sake it isn't the start of pine mouth, though I can't say that ever tasted sweet. But if you've been eating pine nuts, there's a possibility they've messed with your taste buds. I didn't believe it was real until it happened to me after eating pine nuts but it was 3 weeks of pure hell where everything tasted terrible and I had a metallic taste in my mouth 24/7. I'll never eat a pine nut again.