Results: Are Those Deodorant Scents...Or Flavors?!

On a recent trip to run errands, I stopped at my town's location of a particular pharmacy chain (hint: its store are always built on a corner of the blocks where they appear) to get a new stick of underarm deodorant in order to keep on keeping my 'pits from stinking. How often does it take you to go through a container of whatever configuration of antiperspirant/deodorant/b.o. preventative of your choice?

I had recently discovered that the one of the two drugstore closer to apartment building in my town no longer carries the unscented Tom's Of Maine stick deodorant I'd purchased at least twice there, so I was glad to see that the other pharmacy which will remain nameless here, still stocks brands to my liking. Have you ever been disappointed by the lack of availability of a product at a place where you'd purchase dit in the past (especially if you know the product in question is still manufactured)?

Between the varieties available from a couple of brands of deodorant at the aforementioned chain drugstore and the natural foods store in a nearby city I visited later that same morning, I was...surprised?...at some of the scents available. Regardless the brand, which of these scents have or would you use to deodorize your armpits?

As should communicated in this survey's title, the desire for someone to have such a relatively intimate part of his or her body smell of anything edible escapes me. Do you perceive any social advantage in smelling of any of the above-mentioned scents/flavors?

I ended up choosing a sage sandalwood push up roll-on cylinder of 'pit stick from the Hey Humans brand (whose lack of a comma in its name, use of a model wearing a man bun--eww!--on its website's homepage and hippie eco-spiel I'll forgive). But can you think of any scents of deodorant that may not currently exist but you'd be willing to try?