Sen-Sen

Sen-Sen

Sen-Sen is a type of breath freshener that was originally marketed as a "breath perfume" in the late 19th century. It was developed by the T. B. Dunn Company, a perfume company in Rochester, New York. Sen-Sen was a small, square, licorice-flavored candy that was popular in the United States for over a century.

History

The T. B. Dunn Company, a perfume company, first introduced Sen-Sen in the late 19th century. The product was marketed as a "breath perfume" and was sold in small, square pieces. The candy was licorice-flavored and was popular for over a century in the United States. The product was eventually discontinued in 2013.

Ingredients

The main ingredient in Sen-Sen was licorice, which is known for its strong flavor and breath-freshening properties. Other ingredients included oil of clove, cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, and star anise. These ingredients were combined to create a unique flavor that was both strong and refreshing.

Popularity

Sen-Sen was popular for its unique flavor and its ability to freshen breath. It was often used by smokers to mask the smell of tobacco. The product was also popular among people who enjoyed the strong flavor of licorice.

Discontinuation

In 2013, the production of Sen-Sen was discontinued. The decision was made due to declining sales and the increasing cost of production. Despite its discontinuation, Sen-Sen remains a nostalgic favorite among many people who remember the unique flavor and breath-freshening properties of this classic candy.

See also

• List of breath mints
• List of discontinued consumer brands

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