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How to prevent bad breath after eating garlic

Name: How to prevent bad breath after eating garlic
Yield: 1 clove
Cuisine: French
Ingredients: No ingredients in this recipe (a); No ingredients in this recipe (b)

The main problem with garlic, is that even a long while after eating it, you often still have the smell on your breath.

79 K 2× 4.1/5 (36 reviews)

Easy

1 clove

Last modified on: February 21^th 2011

Step by step recipe

Stage 1

To limit the effect, you should (as in this short video) remove the shoot from each garlic clove.

Jean-Pierre told me another trick: chew a leaf or two of parsley.

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The 2 comments already posted on this recipe

I don't know, but it's strong!
Posted by jh may 15^th 2011 at 19:34 n° 2
Ive read a spoon full of mustard works?
Posted by tony cardiff may 15^th 2011 at 17:32 n° 1

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