Constant peanut butter taste in mouth

[Anonymous]

i just took a fat hit, and got the taste of peanut butter after coughing my lungs out. It was mildly enjoyable, but very recognizable as peanut butter. Oh wait I am drinking a pumpkin beer. may be the cause. still posting this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Up your iron. Most symptoms like this are related to insufficent iron.

[Anonymous]

Same here, but it’s a week or so after being infected with covid. Not sure if that can help anyone, but I feel like it’s definitely linked as it affected my taste and smell pretty intensely.

[Anonymous]

Uh, covid test??

[Anonymous]

My numb tongue was anemia.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Uh, covid test??

The thread is THREE years old. Are you suggesting Covid was around in 2017? What kind of conspiracy theorist is that? And it’s not contagious for three years?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:And I don't even eat peanut butter. Has anyone else experienced this or know what it is related to?

I have this

[Anonymous]

I have the taste of peanut butter and haven't eaten it. I almost choked on something in back of nose/mouth or in between. I finally swallowed it. Any idea's? I haven't eaten for hrs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Same here, but it’s a week or so after being infected with covid. Not sure if that can help anyone, but I feel like it’s definitely linked as it affected my taste and smell pretty intensely.

Came on here to post that this could be (not for OP in 2027 but for PPs in 2021) a covid or post-covid phenomenon. Be glad you aren’t tasting garbage, which some covid survivors do for months.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Uh, covid test??

The thread is THREE years old. Are you suggesting Covid was around in 2017? What kind of conspiracy theorist is that? And it’s not contagious for three years?

NP. Sure they were talking about the more recent posters. But thanks.

[Anonymous]

I also have this taste of something between butter and peanut butter, but I only noticed it since I started taking Plavix. I see that it can sometimes cause odd tastebud changes. Might this be what we are all experiencing? I like peanuts and peanut butter, but not 24/7, and having it affect the taste of everything I eat. I also have it when I haven't eaten in a while. Would love for it to go away.

[Anonymous]

I have constant peanut butter taste, and I am also extremely anemic, so I believe the responses that saw low iron are likely correct.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Same here, but it’s a week or so after being infected with covid. Not sure if that can help anyone, but I feel like it’s definitely linked as it affected my taste and smell pretty intensely.

Came on here to post that this could be (not for OP in 2027 but for PPs in 2021) a covid or post-covid phenomenon. Be glad you aren’t tasting garbage, which some covid survivors do for months.

There are a LOT of time travelers on this thread.

[Anonymous]

I have a friend who hasn't eaten peanut butter in a while yet she tastes it and also complains that she's going to feel sick. Maybe she has a stomach issue?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Uh, covid test??

The thread is THREE years old. Are you suggesting Covid was around in 2017? What kind of conspiracy theorist is that? And it’s not contagious for three years?

With DCUM everything is Covid. Everything.