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Could coffee and bacon flavoured crisps make your breath stink?
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Briefly: The odors from these and other food sources may coat portions of the mouth and leave a lingering odor. Check also the oral hygiene and the condition of the teeth as a contributing factor.
Answered 9/28/2016
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