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ELI5: Why is it I eat a clove of garlic and it spews out of my pores for 2 days, killing those around--but if I eat a slice of apple pie I don't smell like a bakery?

I would like to smell like a bakery.
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A quick search shows something called allicin causes the smell, which then breaks down into four other compounds. Looks like the worst of them is allyl methyl sulfide, which can linger in your body for a long time. Also gets into your sweat and urine.

I assume that, while tasty, the apple pie doesn't have anything that stays in the body long enough to cause a smell. But someone should make some. Cinnamon and clove are pretty strong. Get on this, food scientists!