• @cm0002@lemmy.world
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      624 months ago

      Unfortunately.

      I hate mint, it’s been put into WAY too much damn stuff, and is 98% of toothpaste flavors. It took me way to long to find a toothpaste that was JUST cinnamon not “Cinnamon-mint” or “minty cinnamon” or “Cinnamon with a BLAST of mint” just plain cinnamon.

      • skye
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        434 months ago

        i don’t hate mint but i really want to try cinnamon toothpaste now

      • @Fried_out_Kombi@lemmy.world
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        64 months ago

        Me, too. I haaaaaate mint toothpaste.

        Just discovered coconut ginger toothpaste a little over a year ago. I’m sticking with this toothpaste for life.

      • Nakedmole
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        44 months ago

        I like mint in general but hate mint toothpaste, try children’s toothpaste, it often comes without mint.

        • @NoneYa@lemm.ee
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          34 months ago

          You just reminded me of this banana flavored toothpaste I had as a kid. I think it came from Tom’s Farms in the US and I remember it having a bird like a Toucan on it.

      • @Gladaed@feddit.de
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        24 months ago

        There is esoteric toothpaste that has no mint due to it blocking homeopathy. It is otherwise identical.

    • @agent_flounder@lemmy.world
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      164 months ago

      The other thing their evolution has done is make it so we can’t stop it growing lol. Never ever plant that stuff in anything but a container. Maybe not even that. It spreads by wind and magic.

      • @Agrivar@lemmy.world
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        4 months ago

        You are NOT kidding!

        I’ve got a stubborn patch of mint growing in a big ceramic pot with an endangered dune cactus, and they get left to fend for themselves 24/7-365 outdoors at a beach cottage… in New England!

        Both plants have thrived in their pot for nearly two decades now!