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Postby Puguni » Tue Apr 19, 2005 5:27 pm

What was the spiciest food you ever tasted?

I used to think wasabi was one of the most spiciest mustards...until I met Mr. Mustard Oil Extract in my cabinet of Asian sauces. I can't even smell it directly because my brain starts to feel like it's burning. Truly one of the more spicier things in life.

However...Texas chili? Never tasted.
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Postby Jasdero » Tue Apr 19, 2005 5:31 pm

\^O^/ A MOUTHFUL OF KIMCHEE~!!!! T_T it burned.

and yet.. >.> I think the worse was when I dumped some tabasco sauce on a piece of chicken while I wasn't really.. thinking... T_T I'll never do that again. I couldn't feel my tongue for hours.
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Postby Syaoran » Tue Apr 19, 2005 5:35 pm

How about the worlds spiciest peper. >.< eeeeewwwww that is hot. that thing will give you 3rd degree burns in your mouth. my teacher Chef Gray brought the worlds hottest peper to my school and I tryed some.
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Postby Puguni » Tue Apr 19, 2005 5:36 pm

Kimchi? Dude, I eat that every other day. :>
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Postby Jasdero » Tue Apr 19, 2005 5:38 pm

Puguni wrote:Kimchi? Dude, I eat that every other day. :>

: o Korean, then? ^o^/ My mommy's Korean~ :3 XD;;; Yeah, we eat kimchee pretty often.
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Postby Puguni » Tue Apr 19, 2005 5:46 pm

[quote="Sunako"]: o Korean, then? ^o^/ My mommy's Korean~ :3 XD]

Yes. *nods* Of course, there are non-spicy kimchi. ~:|
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Postby David » Tue Apr 19, 2005 5:48 pm

Crawfish can be extreemly spicy when seasoned correctly.I remeber sometimes at crawfish boils we would eat like five pounds of crawfish and still taste the spiciness the next day.Alot of cajun food here is really extreemly hot.That and the time I tasted the second most hot sauce in the world.I couldnt take it it was way to hot for me and I only had a tiny drop.
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Postby Jasdero » Tue Apr 19, 2005 5:50 pm

Puguni wrote:Yes. *nods* Of course, there are non-spicy kimchi. ~:|

o.o Kimchee isn't fun when it's not spicy.
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Postby Puguni » Tue Apr 19, 2005 5:51 pm

David wrote:Crawfish can be extreemly spicy when seasoned correctly.I remeber sometimes at crawfish boils we would eat like five pounds of crawfish and still taste the spiciness the next day.Alot of cajun food here is really extreemly hot.That and the time I tasted the second most hot sauce in the world.I couldnt take it it was way to hot for me and I only had a tiny drop.


XD I've never had true Cajun food. Now I'm curious. :grin:
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Postby Puguni » Tue Apr 19, 2005 5:53 pm

Sunako wrote:o.o Kimchee isn't fun when it's not spicy.


But it can be yummy. Mul Kimchi with the weirdy salty water thing and pears! :D No red in sight.
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Postby Jasdero » Tue Apr 19, 2005 6:07 pm

Puguni wrote:But it can be yummy. Mul Kimchi with the weirdy salty water thing and pears! :D No red in sight.

XDD True. My brother eats that. *O*/ I go for the real thing~! >.>; Just in small amounts.
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Postby Yojimbo » Tue Apr 19, 2005 6:14 pm

I got the Spicy Curry instead of the Mild at a Thai restaurant and man...I regretted that when the tears started coming. And another time I had seafood Cajun pasta and somebody deffinetly put a little more hotsauce in there then should of been. I couldn't even eat the thing after taking it home and watering it down some for leftovers.
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Postby the_lizardqueen » Tue Apr 19, 2005 6:14 pm

Hmm...probably Spicy Nacho Doritos :sweat:

I have like zero tolerance for spicy foods, my eyes start watering and my nose starts running at the slightest hint of spiciness. It's kinda sad, eh?
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Postby Debitt » Tue Apr 19, 2005 6:28 pm

I can eat spicy without batting an eyelid - in fact, there are some peppers I'll happily eat whole. There are these little red chili peppers my mommy gets from the asian market though, and DANG those things are spicy. T_T They're so spicy that if you touch them and then rub your eyes, your eyes start to burn.
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Postby Ingemar » Tue Apr 19, 2005 6:30 pm

I think Habanero is pretty spicy. Some hot sauces add banana just to mitigate the sting a little.
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Postby Locke » Tue Apr 19, 2005 6:33 pm

A weird little chili that my uncle dared me to eat so we could go to the movies.

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Postby Kaligraphic » Tue Apr 19, 2005 11:42 pm

Anyone ever try Insanity Sauce?
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Postby Pent » Wed Apr 20, 2005 10:58 am

I love spicy foods. I usually grab a whole bunch of jalepnos (might be spelt wrong)when I go to quiznos. Habaneros (spelling again) are good to. Make sure you wash your hands before rubbing your eyes or else you will be in a world of pain. Rule of thumb for peppers, generaly the smaller the pepper in its origanal form (not cut up) the spicier it is. So don't fear those big red or green ones. Watch out for the teensy ones. I remember at my friends house we grew a whole bunch of that hottest type in the world kind. We would eat as many as we could at one time. It was really spicy.
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Postby Puguni » Wed Apr 20, 2005 3:36 pm

Pent wrote:I love spicy foods. I usually grab a whole bunch of jalepnos (might be spelt wrong)when I go to quiznos. Habaneros (spelling again) are good to. Make sure you wash your hands before rubbing your eyes or else you will be in a world of pain. Rule of thumb for peppers, generaly the smaller the pepper in its origanal form (not cut up) the spicier it is. So don't fear those big red or green ones. Watch out for the teensy ones. I remember at my friends house we grew a whole bunch of that hottest type in the world kind. We would eat as many as we could at one time. It was really spicy.


XD I suspect the little ones are so hot because they have to hold the same amount of spicy as the big ones. :P I also like to eat spicy ramen. :O Don't eat too much though, chock full of sodium.
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Postby Puguni » Wed Apr 20, 2005 3:43 pm

[quote="Sunako"]XDD True. My brother eats that. *O*/ I go for the real thing~! >.>]

There's this other cube kimchi I like....kkaktugi!! XD Spicy but oh so fun to eat.
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Postby Jasdero » Wed Apr 20, 2005 3:46 pm

Puguni wrote:There's this other cube kimchi I like....kkaktugi!! XD Spicy but oh so fun to eat.

XD yes. My mother adores them. >.>; My poor little brother (who can't take spicy foods. He has to rinse kimchee in water) got dared into eating one of those when one of his friends said that it was "just like a cucumber! Not spicy at all!" XDD;;;;; He was so.... distressed...
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Postby dragonsleeping » Wed Apr 20, 2005 3:53 pm

I do not have much of a tolerance to spicy things... But, the thing is to me, like Jalapeños are alright because the spice they produce is not long lasting, its hotter than blazes and then its over.

However, things like cayenne pepper, are horrid to me. The pepper just continues to build every time you eat the next bite of food, and half-way through eating, I am about to cry. :waah!:

So yeah, that's what I have to say.
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Postby Puguni » Wed Apr 20, 2005 5:22 pm

Kaligraphic wrote:Anyone ever try Insanity Sauce?


No, but it sounds dangerous...
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Postby Puguni » Wed Apr 20, 2005 5:23 pm

[quote="Sunako"]XD yes. My mother adores them. >.>]

Awww....I love it for its raddishy quality. Mmm...kimchi cubed.
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Postby Kaligraphic » Wed Apr 20, 2005 9:52 pm

Puguni wrote:No, but it sounds dangerous...

Well, they had a few complaints about it at the Fiery Foods Festival. It's now advertised as "The only sauce banned from the Fiery Foods Festival". (not exactly correct, but it sounds better than "they asked us not to give out samples of this napalm at the Fiery Foods Festival")
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Postby LorentzForce » Thu Apr 21, 2005 3:00 am

Kimchi to me is nothing more than just... cabbage. It's not hot at all, since I eat it everyday... so used to it...

Tabasco sauce isn't so bad either, used to pour it everywhere when I ate my pizza.

The spiciest thing I have ever eaten (and hope I didn't) was probably one of the most vicious bullet chilly I ever tasted. And no, it wasn't just "eaten", but actually chewed on repeatedly to get all the juice out. I was not aware of its presence for a while, then it just hit me. I think I choked actually, and my stomache was internally damaged for a while too (it hurt for a while).
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Postby Mithrandir » Thu Apr 21, 2005 9:55 pm

I went to a mongolian resturant the other day. I said I wanted "spicy food" so the people there told me how to best make spicy sauce (you pile your own stuff in a bowl, then they cook it for you). I decided they were probably telling me how to make "white boy spicy" sauce, so I piled in twice what they said, and pulled the dense chili sauce out of the botom of the cooking oil pile (where it turns out it had been fermenting for a few months). Well, long story sort, I did get my spicy food... And spirtusvult or the wolf can probably attest to the heat. I think it made sv tear up from across the table, if I remember correctly. (Though he may have just been playing).
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Postby Puguni » Fri Apr 22, 2005 4:02 pm

Kaligraphic wrote:Well, they had a few complaints about it at the Fiery Foods Festival. It's now advertised as "The only sauce banned from the Fiery Foods Festival". (not exactly correct, but it sounds better than "they asked us not to give out samples of this napalm at the Fiery Foods Festival")



XD So true.
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