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With burgers piled high with all the fixings and grilled macaroni and cheese sandwiches, any food-lover would have delighted at being at this weekend's Los Angeles Street Food Festival. However, with such rich food being offered, attendees may have left with more than just a full stomach. bad breath may have followed them as they left the Rose Bowl, the location of this year's event.
Festival goers waited in long lines for their chance to sample some of the best food from the city's many street vendor. However, decadent creations like brownie sundaes and fried cemita described by LAList.com likely caused some people to leave with bad breath.
Overeating can lead to indigestion. When stomach gases begin to churn and climb up the esophagus, they can be released through the mouth. These sulfurous emissions often carry with them an unpleasant odor.
The city's mayor, Antonio Villaraigosa, was on hand to judge the best vendor. There were no reports as to whether he left with any of these digestive problems, but he did tell the Pasadena News-Star that his favorite dish was a shrimp taco creation.
People who make frequent stop at street food vendors and suffer from bad breath may want to check out the line of specialty breath freshening products offered by TheraBreath.
