We've had lots of discussion about what guys can do to make their cum taste better, but what about girls?

I was curious so I've been doing a bit of digging lately. Of course everyone has their own unique/smell taste, but sometimes it gets a bit off.. and you wrack your brain trying to think "what did I eat? what did I not eat? I don't have an infection... was I sabotaged by my underwear?"

The vagina normally has a low pH, and semen is alkaline. So when they mix... you can get a bad smell. I've noticed this happening to me a *lot*. It's usually back to normal within the same day or the next.. but if the boyfriend forgets and comes inside in the heat of the moment multiple times in a small span, it can get weird down there.

So what I've been reading is that things like juice (pineapple gets the most praise, with OJ and cranberry right behind) and yogurt (which helps with UTIs and yeast infections anyway) will help get you smelling pretty good down there.

But of course, the internet giveth and the internet taketh away. I got conflicting information. Garlic is good for you, so it promotes a healthy vajayjay - but garlic is stinky, and the smell can permeate your entire body very quickly. Also, if girlstuff is low ph and boystuff is high ph, why on earth does pineapple juice supposedly make both taste better?

Also, multi-vitamins were on the 'bad' list on several sites (I would guess because of the b12 and iron). So were 'aged cheeses', sugary foods, gluten, and of course douching frequently.





What do the girls here think? Do you smell/taste better after a fruit binge? Are there any particular foods that you avoid or go for before the big night? It seems like a lot of trail and error and personal body pH compatibility to me, but I know it's something a lot of women struggle with - especially after you have that big bout of sex and are all 'off'. less

"Baby batter" =D thats just amazingly funny!

i've hurd that pineapple works well to sweeten naughty bits up and i would also assume all natural sugars in fruit would be beneficial. meats can make people tast bitter and also a generaly unhealthy diet with a lotta processed sugars and dairy can make things tast and smell funnky in your nether regions. less

I eat plenty of meat and other weird foods and my fiance still claims I'm the best he's ever tasted. I don't think it's necessarily being a vegetarian that might do it, I think it's just making sure you have a healthy balance of all the things your body needs. less

Never tasted a vegetarian - but I've found very few that didn't taste sweet. I don't believe that diet has much to do with it - maybe with the noticeable exception of very strong foods like garlic. In any case not even garlic can keep me from my desert! less

We've had lots of discussion about what guys can do to make their cum taste better, but what about girls?

I was curious so I've been doing a bit of digging lately. Of course everyone has their own unique/smell taste, but sometimes it gets a bit off.. and you wrack your brain trying to think "what did I eat? what did I not eat? I don't have an infection... was I sabotaged by my underwear?"

The vagina normally has a low pH, and semen is alkaline. So when they mix... you can get a bad smell. I've noticed this happening to me a *lot*. It's usually back to normal within the same day or the next.. but if the boyfriend forgets and comes inside in the heat of the moment multiple times in a small span, it can get weird down there.

So what I've been reading is that things like juice (pineapple gets the most praise, with OJ and cranberry right behind) and yogurt (which helps with UTIs and yeast infections anyway) will help get you smelling pretty good down there.

But of course, the internet giveth and the internet taketh away. I got conflicting information. Garlic is good for you, so it promotes a healthy vajayjay - but garlic is stinky, and the smell can permeate your entire body very quickly. Also, if girlstuff is low ph and boystuff is high ph, why on earth does pineapple juice supposedly make both taste better?

Also, multi-vitamins were on the 'bad' list on several sites (I would guess because of the b12 and iron). So were 'aged cheeses', sugary foods, gluten, and of course douching frequently.





What do the girls here think? Do you smell/taste better after a fruit binge? Are there any particular foods that you avoid or go for before the big night? It seems like a lot of trail and error and personal body pH compatibility to me, but I know it's something a lot of women struggle with - especially after you have that big bout of sex and are all 'off'. less