I spent a thousand dollars on Halloween candy to find out which ones were the worst for your teeth. Each candy will receive a score, but only one will become the king of cavities. The creepiest, sweetest, scariest Halloween treats of all time. Let's start with the scary marshmallows. How scary can these things really be? We have this jack-o'-lantern, a spooky ghost, a scary bat, and of course, Mr. Frankenstein. Let's see how they taste. Mmmm, but they're full of sugar. And they stick to my teeth. I classify them as high risk. Since this is the first product, we will put it on the pedestal of the king of cavities. Next we have freeze-dried Skittles called "creepy
crunch," and they appear to be purple. Let's open it. Huh? Crispy and a little creepy. They have a sort of tropical fruit flavor. I like them. The best thing about these candies is that they dissolve quickly, so the risk is low. I can eat them all day long like popcorn. Crispy, crumbly, and melt quickly. Top Skittles don't need to be thrown into marshmallows. Chocolate sandwich. It sounds pretty strange, but let's try it.
Chocolate sandwich. It smells kind of slippery. Like Oreo. I'll break it in half and see what's inside. Wow, it's Oreo. There's a lot of sugar here. Oreo covered in chocolate. This is a high risk of caries. You see me eating candy all day long and you're probably wondering, "How does this guy still not have holes in his teeth?" The answer will be at the end of this video. These are Yummy Earth organic fruit lollipops. These lollipops don't have a bunch of harmful ingredients. They look like regular Blow Pops, but are made from organic ingredients. They taste good, but they're still oversaturated with sugar. This means that they cause cavities. It's a high risk, but not as scary as those marshmallows. This is a limited edition Fanta
with a mysterious flavor. She came out some time ago. The expiration date expired in 2024. And although it looks pretty scary, mmm, it smells like blue raspberry and lime soda. Swallowed. Oh, why did I do that? This soda is as black as pitch. How much food coloring did they add? Oh, red 40 and blue 1. Now my teeth look purple. This is so disgusting. It smells good, but it tastes disgusting. There is no sugar, but there is a lot of acid, so the risk is medium. I'll crush this can and move on to the next category.
Food coloring. This is the Sour Patch Kid Glow Up Ghost. And they really should glow in the dark. Let's take one jelly bean and turn off the light. This is what it looks like in the dark. This is what it looks like under ultraviolet light. Oh. It tastes like a peach. Not only are they super sour, but they are also very sticky. Sour sticky candy. It's just a nightmare for the teeth. This definitely beats marshmallows. The new king of cavities. This is a limited edition Flamin ' Hot Fiery Skulls. I don't know about you, but this package looks pretty creepy. This is the same hand that I have in the background. This is on the throne of dental danger.
Look, it's the same thing. Oh. Why do they have an expiration date of 2025? That's probably why they look so creepy. They have an eerie sharpness. Even if they don't have sugar, it doesn't matter. They can still cause cavities. These fire chips have a medium risk. Next product. This is a Blow Pop without a stick. When you bite into it, there's gum inside. This is so sweet. They are full of sugar, which is a high risk. But there is also a high risk that I will swallow this gum. Oh, oh. We have limited edition Haribo Harry Potter candies.
We have two different tastes. Harry Potter is sweet, and Malfoy is sour. Which flavor would you choose? We open. Let's look at the marmalade. Tastes like cream beer. The Sorting Hat tastes like cola. The lightning scar tastes like cotton candy. Cherry tastes like cherry. The Golden Snitch tastes like lemon-lime. Now that we've tried the sweet ones, let's try the sour ones. Oh. It's exactly the same design here. They just taste sour. But since they are chewy and not sticky, I give them a medium risk. Let's move on to the next one.
Giant Franken Pop. He is so cute. It smells like caramel. We bite off a piece. This is a rice dessert covered in white chocolate. Pretty good. Marshmallows are loaded with sugar and sticky, which means this giant pop is a high risk. This is Ollie Pop. Only 5g of sugar per can, it's much better than Coca-Cola. What kind of fool? Why is it so foamy? This is strange. Like cream soda mixed with sour apple. And technically, it's better for you than Coca-Cola, so it's not a high risk. Not low, and not high. Right in the middle. This is Sour Madness. This is 100% madness.
Extremely sour candy. I'm already drooling and it looks like it's going to be a serious challenge. How sour will these things really be? I'm already drooling. I think there's only one way to eat this, and I'll throw it all away at once. This is so sour. So much saliva. I'm salivating unbelievably. The candy really sticks to your teeth. After that, Sour Patch Kid seems like nothing at all. very powerful. Extremely sour candies are what dissolve teeth. This is a new dental nightmare. Let's move on to the next one. Mini milk chocolate eggs. It's so hard to clean.
Come on. That's it. What kind of fool? I can't open this stupid little package. Let's open it and pour it out. This milk chocolate melts very quickly. It doesn't stick to your teeth. This is a medium risk. These are Amos chewy candies: zombie brain, mummy, and even pumpkin. Let's see if they really clean themselves. Slippery, sticky feeling inside. I'll try. With orange pumpkin flavor. Amazingly. Mmm. It smells like fruit punch. Orange. Very chewy. I'm chewing. Oh, my teeth.
I'll split this brain. It tastes like an improved version of a gummy candy. Very sticky and sweet. This is a high risk. The next thing I would like to receive for Halloween. This is "Poop Monster." I'll press on the back I'll open the candy, and the fun will begin. Mmm. Oh, I'm going to break my tooth on that [__] right now. Who would have thought that crunchy poop would be such a high risk for teeth? But that's enough for you. Freeze-dried candy corn. Oh. It looks so crispy. Candy corn is so disgusting. They crumble easily and melt quickly. There must be a lot of sugar in there.
I will assign them a medium risk. Creepy noodles. This is not ramen. These are candies. The set includes creepy chewing gum. And they are sour. Chewy noodles. And eyeballs. I'm getting sleepy. This syrup sticks terribly to your teeth. Smells like Fruity Pebbles. But it tastes so slippery. A. It's a real nightmare for the teeth. But not as bad as "Sour Madness They probably wanted to call them Skittles, but apparently they can't. And chewing gum. That's pretty good. These chews are so tiny. Wow, soft and chewy.
Tastes like real fruit. It's like the best Skittles. There's still sugar in there, so it's a medium risk. Nerds Candy Corn? It has a crispy shell and a soft jelly-like middle. It's like Gushers mixed with Nerds Gummy Cluster. Nerds Candy Corn, high risk. Gloom energy drink, " pear fright" flavor. It smells like sour apple mixed with sour pear. A little spicy. Even sugar-free foods can damage teeth because they are acidic. When you taste something sour, acid is added to it to make it taste that way. The Gloom drink gets a medium risk. Chupa Chups Pop Up lollipops. This would be an epic find for Halloween. Candy or death. Click-click- click. One. This is the perfect protector for a lollipop. You can lick the candy and leave it for later.
Perfect if someone sneezes nearby. No one will put germs on your lollipop. Sucking sugar all day. This is a nightmare for your teeth. But still not as bad as sour candies. Now we have this creepy bat drink. It's called Guarana. What really scares me is the "no sleep" sign. It doesn't say anywhere that it's an energy drink. It simply says "no sleep." Everything on the back is in German. What is this? Russian? Polish? Russian. Everything is in Russian at the back, so I don't even know how many grams of sugar there are.
Bro, it stinks like old Red Bull. AT! Doesn't look too toxic. My God, what an abomination this is. I can smell sugar and acid. It's called "Sleepless" because you'll have nightmares about cavities all day long. sugar and many flavors: raspberry, watermelon, lime, fruit punch, lemonade and berry cherry. Delicious. With much less sugar than anything we tested today, this earned a spot in the low- risk category. The risk is still there, but it is low. Kinder Joy? They glow in the dark. A small toy is included. On the other hand, it looks like a little dinosaur poop. Very chocolatey. It's good that washes off your teeth quickly.
This means that Kinder Joy is a medium risk. Should I eat sour jelly? It smells like chewing gum. Imagine if my teeth looked like this. Write in the comments whether you would like your teeth to look like fangs. So sour, sticky. It's just a nightmare for your teeth. And it is actually more acidic and stickier than the previous " king of cavities." This dethrones "sour madness." Who would have thought that teeth could cause cavities? Goodbye, sour madness. Welcome to the new king of tooth decay. And now-the main secret to avoiding cavities this Halloween. Sugar is always trying to damage your teeth because it feeds harmful bacteria in your mouth. If you get rid of harmful bacteria, they won't produce the acid that destroys
enamel. That's why I created Fat Claws. This is a toothpaste that literally repels plaque, and you won't need that dreaded toothbrush. After all, at Fat Claws we use certified organic ingredients. No parabens, no sulfates, no harmful dyes. And, of course, we use natural flavors that taste just great. Much better than any candy I've tasted today. We also have secret ingredients like xylitol, which starves the bacteria that cause cavities. Zinc citrate, which helps neutralize bacteria that cause bad breath. And we also have baking soda for gentle polishing and strengthening. But the most important reason to brush your teeth with Fat Claws is that the toothpaste strengthens enamel using the
same mineral that your teeth are literally made of. It is called nano-hydroxyapatite. So if you want to strengthen your teeth and prevent cavities this Halloween, you should buy Fat Claws. It is now available on Amazon Prime or at fatclaws.com. Lollipop on a stick. This is a sugar-free candy that uses xylitol for sweetening. And it actually tastes very good. This candy even helps prevent tooth decay because xylitol starves the bacteria that cause it. That's why I added it to Fat Claws toothpaste. It also comes in the form of this delicious toffee that tastes exactly like Starburst. So if you need candy without the risk of cavities, this is the best choice.
Surprisingly. It's like the perfect strawberry candy. Even though it sticks to my teeth, I'm not worried because it won't cause cavities.