What makes the taste of tobacco stick in the palate so much more persistently than anything else sticks?
I can eat any food in the evening, brush my teeth, and wake up in the morning with no aftertaste of that food.
But if I smoke in the evening and brush my teeth, I wake up tasting tobacco. Why?
I'm not at all opposed to the taste -- I like it (!) -- but I'm wondering if there's a way to keep carcinogens from hanging out in my mouth longer than they need to.
I can eat any food in the evening, brush my teeth, and wake up in the morning with no aftertaste of that food.
But if I smoke in the evening and brush my teeth, I wake up tasting tobacco. Why?
I'm not at all opposed to the taste -- I like it (!) -- but I'm wondering if there's a way to keep carcinogens from hanging out in my mouth longer than they need to.