Newbie - What can I eat at the cinema?

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Sarah22
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Newbie - What can I eat at the cinema?

#1 Post by Sarah22 »

Hi All,

Just thought I'd ask! I'm in my full braces now about a week and a half, still sore and sensitive. So I'm going to the cinema tomorrow and love to nibble away on popcorn, nuts or nachos. Anybody have any suggestions for Newbiw Snacks?

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Spelling!

#2 Post by Sarah22 »

Oh my god, ok, it's too late in the day, in fact it's nearly tomorrow here, I'm tired, so apologies for my spelling. I meant NEWBIE, not newbit or newbiw *lol*

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#3 Post by juf_84 »

What about choccies? I love malteasers and they can just sit in your mouth and melt away :D
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#4 Post by M1k3y »

A hotdog maybe?
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#5 Post by lionfish »

Definitely chocolate!

Although I'm an abstainer when at the movies; I find it too distracting eating and watching at the same time!
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#6 Post by jaswi »

wow maryaten, Your ortho took his patients to see harry potter? Where can I find an ortho like that?
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#7 Post by sjsarre »

Tub of icecream?

Maltesers because they melt in your mouth!

Cadburys buttons... YUM!

What about salted popcorn? That isn't so crunchy, mind you, make sure you have some water to swill around your mouth every now and again. Oh and remember not to smile until you have reached a mirror and found out whether it is safe to!!!

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Thanks

#8 Post by Sarah22 »

Hi Guys,

Thanks for the advice, I went for a tub of ice cream :-) No possibility of things sticking then! Really looking forward to being able to eat normally again - possibly only another week to go until that goal is reached. Although.... am having a tooth out tomorrow so not so sure how that will affect me.

Anyway - THANKS!

Sarah
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