The market is flooded with various options and varieties in every product that you choose. Even the condoms are not left behind. Condoms come in various flavours these days, there is the coffee-flavoured condom, garlic condom—you can even try the pork with bacon condom. You can buy weed-flavoured rubbers if you want the smell and taste of pot without any of the high. McCondom gives "whisky dick" a whole new meaning with its scotch-flavoured brand.

India, the land of Kamasutra, is not behind in experimenting. Sharing the news on Facebook, Manforce Condoms posted a picture of the newly-launched flavour and wrote: “Presenting the very Indian, Tangy and Tantalizing, ACHAARI Flavoured Condoms. Get your lovemaking to go Desi and Sexy.” We might have to segregate the flavours into cuisines in the near future, you never know!

Condoms are necessary while having sex in order to protect oneself from STDs and to avoid unexpected pregnancy. As a matter of fact, condoms should be used at all times, irrespective of you having sexual intercourse or oral sex. When it comes to condoms, there are high chances that you are already saturated with the usage of traditional ones. Here’s when they add some flavour into it. You never know, it might revolutionize the way you have sex by adding more excitement and sense of fulfilment.

There is a major difference in opinion when it comes to usage of flavoured condoms during penetrative sex. According to one set of people, flavoured condoms are not effective when it comes to preventing unwanted pregnancy. While the others say, if used properly, flavoured condoms can amplify your lovemaking experience and provide protection from STDs and unwanted pregnancies.

We all wonder what flavoured condoms taste like. Bill Haney from RipnRoll has an answer to that. "Even though they come in a huge variety of flavours, condoms are not going to taste like filet mignon, they might taste more like bacon actually. Yes, there are bacon flavoured condoms believe it or not. Condoms won't taste like Lobster, sushi, or Tiramisu either, they are pretty limited in the taste department due mainly to the manufacturing process. It's actually not the condoms themselves that are flavoured but the lubricant or powder that is applied to the condom during the production of the succulent jimmies."

"The ingredient, glycerine, found in most flavoured condoms is responsible for the flavouring or taste. It is a sweet sugar-based ingredient that doesn't agree kindly with women's delicate underparts. I would recommend only using these flavoured condoms for oral sex, which in my opinion is all they are really good for anyway. The flavours help mask the latex taste and smell that standard condoms usually have. Oral sex without a condom is not a wise idea unless you know your partner very well. Unprotected oral sex can transmit HIV/AIDS and other STIs", he adds

Sources:

• http://teenclinic.org/about/get-answers/ask-us/what-is-a-flavored-condom-whats-the-point-of-them-you-dont-put-it-in-your-mouth-after-putting-the-condom-on-so-what-exactly-is-the-flavor-for/
• http://www.onlymyhealth.com/how-do-flavoured-condoms-work-1315806405
• http://www.durexindia.com/explore-sex/articles/introduce-new-flavors-into-your-sex-life/
• https://www.ripnroll.com/blogs/sexual-education/do-flavored-condoms-taste-good