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It is called 'jawbreaker' (from English, 'jaw breaker') because it is a candy so hard that it cannot be chewed. This was the characteristic that, however, sparked the curiosity of a 19-year-old Canadian student. Who, therefore, decided to try it, but, after only one bite, she broke her jaw and was unable to ingest solid food for almost 4 weeks. This is the story of Javeria Wasim, 19, who decided to bite into that gigantic candy, instead of licki…
Teenager bites into a candy jawbreaker — and breaks her jaw
They don't call jawbreakers "jawbreakers" for nothing, as one 19-year-old Canadian student painfully learned when she tried to bite down on the large candy ball. "Has anyone else ever wondered if a jawbreaker can actually break your jaw?" Javeria Wasim asked on a TikTok video, her mouth wired shut after an emergency hospital visit. — Read the rest The post Teenager bites into a candy jawbreaker — and breaks her jaw appeared first on Boing Boing.
Canadian Woman Says She Messed With A Jawbreaker And All She got Was Her Jaw Broken
People sometimes forget that eating candy can be a perilous undertaking. In fact, I once threw-out my jaw on a 100 Grand bar (it was at that point that I realized my athletic career was officially over).But my sore mandible pales in comparison to what a Canadian woman claims to have experienced after breaking her jaw on — of all candies — a Jawbreaker.According to Daily Mail, Javeria Wasim is a 19-year-old Canadian student who made the Great Whi…
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