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Yes, you can eat Reese's Cups when you have braces, but it's important to be cautious. The chocolate itself is generally fine, but the peanut butter filling can be sticky and may get stuck in your braces. It's best to eat them in moderation and consider cutting them into smaller pieces to reduce the risk of damage to your braces. Always follow your orthodontist's recommendations for specific foods to avoid.
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What is the slogan - There's no wrong way to eat a..?
Reeses peanut butter cup!
When was the reeses cup invented?
1928
Who sings the Reese's Puffs theme song?
reeses puffs! reeses puffs! peanut butter chocolate flava!!!! (eat em up eat em up eat em up) or.... i like my r double e e ses.....reeses puffs! reeses puffs! peanut butter chocolate flava!
Can reeses make you fat?
Yes, reeses can make you fat. Most candies high in sugar and/or fat can make someone fat if they eat enough of it.
In the blockbuster ET what sweets were offered to eat?
Reeses Pieces were the candy.
Reese's cups or snickers?
1 snickers bar is 280 calories, reeses cup (2 cups are one serving) are 170 calories. Reeses cups would be healthier, in terms of having less calories.
Do you eat spaghetti with butter sauce with braces?
If you are asking if its fine if you eat that with braces then yes.
When you have braces can you eat almonds?
If you have braces you can till eat almonds, but it shouldn't be too strong especially let your teeth get used into braces.
What are the importance of chocolate?
snickers,m&m's,milkyway,payday,hershey,reeses cup,...............well thats bout it
Is it safe to eat corn flakes if got braces?
They won't hurt your braces.
Can you eat chocolate cake with braces?
Yes i am pretty sure people with braces can eat chocolate. But you have to be carfull when you brush. I have two friends with braces and they always eat chocolate.Just don't eat the chocolate liketootsie rolls and stuff like that.
Why can't you eat chocolate with braces?
if you have white braces it can stain it. also it can stain your teeth, leaving white marks when you get your braces off.
