Spicy Food

[Benal]

What's the spiciest thing you've eaten?

For me it's traditional Jamaican Jerk Chicken... whoa!!

[Asnbabe]

chipotle pepper...damn hot

[jakethebake]

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[jakethebake]

Sorry. That wasn't nice. I'll be good. /images/graemlins/wink.gif

[Asnbabe]

LOL can't escape it

[stabn]

Five star yellow chicken curry at a local thai place. Actually, they have this soup that's hotter, but i stay away from that stuff.

[Benal]

mmmmmmmm Thai food.

God I love spicy $hit.

[ftball0000]

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First post all day that made me snicker...

-Ftball

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Habañero paste.

For what it's worth, truly spicy food isn't nearly as hot on the way in as it is on the way out.

-2kF

[Leo99]

And that's why I don't eat it even tho I like it.

[ethan]

stuffed habanero peppers. Each one stuffed with the seeds of 1 pepper, so pretty painful.

(I've also tried Dave's Insanity sauce, but I'm not sure that counts as "food".)

[jakethebake]

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For what it's worth, truly spicy food isn't nearly as hot on the way in as it is on the way out.

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Yea. It's funny I never had this problem when I was younger. But the older I get, the worse it gets. /images/graemlins/tongue.gif

[dr. klopek]

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(I've also tried Dave's Insanity sauce, but I'm not sure that counts as "food".)

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Novelty sauce is not food.

[Zoltri]

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Five star yellow chicken curry at a local thai place. Actually, they have this soup that's hotter, but i stay away from that stuff.

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OMG, I had the same thing one night and I think my body temperature raised 5 degrees. /images/graemlins/grin.gif

[Shajen]

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(I've also tried Dave's Insanity sauce, but I'm not sure that counts as "food".)

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Novelty sauce is not food.

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I disagree, since I've used it in chile (2 drops in a half gallon pot) but the hottest thing I've ever eaten I don't know the actual name for.

We called them chile beans. Holy hell. Satan himself would request some ice cream to sooth his ravaged ass. Hot.

[jakethebake]

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I disagree, since I've used it in chile (2 drops in a half gallon pot) but the hottest thing I've ever eaten I don't know the actual name for.

We called them chile beans. Holy hell. Satan himself would request some ice cream to sooth his ravaged ass. Hot.

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Chile is a country. Chili is a food.
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[Shajen]

But that's one hot country....

[jakethebake]

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But that's one hot country....

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LOL...Very nice.

[Lazymeatball]

So what is the chemical reaction is Spicy food that simulates hotness? Obviously there is no temperature change involved, so is it an acid eating away at your gums or what? I do know it makes my Dad sweat whenever he eats vindaloo. Personally I stick to mild buffalo wings, when the pain overrides the flavor, it's not worth it.

[Peca277]

No pain, no gain my friend.

[Benal]

vindaloo.. I just had that for the first time last week, and I actually ordered it extra spicy.. good stuff..

[jesusarenque]

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I disagree, since I've used it in chile (2 drops in a half gallon pot) but the hottest thing I've ever eaten I don't know the actual name for.

We called them chile beans. Holy hell. Satan himself would request some ice cream to sooth his ravaged ass. Hot.

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Chile is a country. Chili is a food.
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Chile is a food. It means "bean" in Mexico. Chile is also a country.

[jakethebake]

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Chile is a food. It means "bean" in Mexico. Chile is also a country.

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Where did you get this, frijole-head?

[PhatTBoll]

The chemical in spicy food stimulates your pain receptors. Nothing is being burned. Your body releases endorphins to relieve the pain you are feeling. This is why you get a slight rush.

[IsaacW]

I was in a hot pepper eating contest last May where I went 5 rounds over approximately 15 minutes:

1. 1 Habanero.
2. 2 Thai Chilies.
3. 3 Habaneros.
4. 4 Thai Chilies.
5. 5 Habaneros.

At the end, I was numb from the waist up and high as a kite from all the endorphins. Using conservative estimates, these peppers combined represent some 2.4 million Scoville units of "heat."

P.S. I won and took the top prize of a $150 gift certificate to the restaurant that put on the contest (a Mexican place near where I go to school).

[bdk3clash]

"Chile is also a country."

Dude, you're totally making this up.