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How spicy can you take?

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by Kyakko, Nov 19, 2013.

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How Spicy Can You Take

  1. 5.) Jalapenos (South American, Mexican?)

    83 vote(s)
    74.1%
  2. 4.) Rooster Brand Chilli (S.E. Asian?)

    11 vote(s)
    9.8%
  3. 3.) Red Curry (Mid Eastern, E. Indian?)

    4 vote(s)
    3.6%
  4. 2.) Mild (Southern, Eastern European?)

    8 vote(s)
    7.1%
  5. 1.) Pepper from a shaker (Western, Northern Europe?)

    6 vote(s)
    5.4%
  1. khanhdum

    khanhdum Member

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    feel bad for your a**hole lol
     
  2. pippendagimp

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    i can't take food that's too spicy, especially the mexican peppers, north african harissa, korean, etc……but sichuan peppers seem to be ok for some reason
     
  3. ItsMyFault

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    Where is the Ghost Chili option?
     
  4. josephnicks

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    used to be able to handle anything.. as ive aged my body cant take it anymore..
     
  5. R0ckets03

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    Lol if you think Mexican is spicier then Indian. Not even close. Most Indians cooking at home use serrano peppers at the least. Which is spicier then jalopenos.
     
  6. macalu

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    there's a cambodian dip called bok mo they (that's the best way i can spell the pronunciation) that's made of serrano peppers, garlic, and i think shrimp paste. that thing will burn your ******* for days. i love it.
     
  7. Scionxa

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    Serrano's are really good. I also like chile piquin, and "chile de arbol". I'm a fan of habanero stuff as well.
     
  8. ynelilvs99

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    Not spicy at all. Dont think it adds anything to food. Unless its chips at a mexican restaurant.
     
  9. Kyakko

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    I really don't know. Like I said, don't take the race/spicy thing too seriously. It's just what I hear.
     
  10. Apps

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    I feel cursed, personally, as I love both the taste and thrill of spicy food, but have a very limited capacity to tolerate it.
     
  11. heypartner

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    And bland food is a mark of the English.
    Weird how that works.
     
  12. ipaman

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    your poll only goes to jalapeno? is this a f***ing joke? on a scale of 1-5 jalapeno is like a 2.5...maybe. your "poll" is an embarrassment to texans everywhere and i refuse to vote in it.

    did yall know that texas a&m developed a type of jalapeno that has all the flavor with absolutely none of the spice...called TAMU jalapeno. i have a vegetable garden and i got one of those one year not knowing it was developed for yankees who cant handle their heat. pissed me off bad. freaking aggies!!!:mad:
     
  14. Dr of Dunk

    Dr of Dunk Clutch Crew

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    I grew the following peppers this year :

    Biker Billy Jalapenos
    Golden Cayennes
    Butch T Trinidad Scorpions
    Moruga Trinidad Scorpions
    Carolina Reapers

    The last 3 are vicious. lol. And if you're (wo)man enough to even attempt eating one of those raw, I've got pure capsaicin crystals sitting next to me that'll take you and your neighborhood out. :grin:
     
  15. Dr of Dunk

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    Are you talking about the TAM jalapeno? If so, then they're pretty good tasting peppers, but if you want heat, then, yeah, they're not the jalapeno you should be after.
     
  16. DonnyMost

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    Ketchup on eggs is tantamount to treason, IMO.
     
  17. Felixthecat

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    Everyone in the D&D must be ignoring you so you're bringing your filth to the hangout. The arrest of your hero George hit you pretty hard I see.
     
  18. body slam

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    Pepper from the shaker. When I was young I could handle almost anything just to be cool. I still enjoy certain foods with a little kick to them, but for the most part I enjoy foods with flavor over spicy hot.
     
  19. RedRedemption

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    Sriracha is as far as I can go.
     
  20. AXG

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    Jalapenos aren't even spicy. They're mild at best.
     
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