I once told a guy he had an ass hole that looked like a squeezed half grapefruit. I've never ate one since. Needless to say it was a passion killer - the sight for me and the TRUTH for him.
Grapefruit is lovely. I like spicy food but on the milder side (I've never had a vindaloo, madras is the hottest I've had). Wasabi on sushi is lovely though.
I do think we should revisit this LITERALLY (note correct usage on here - for once) HOT TOPIC I can’t be the only lounger who needs a RED RAW RING to feel spicially satisfied
I wonder whether those unmentionably sick fucks who like MILD CHEDDAR are also averse to CHILLI HEAT?
I love spicy food. But I don't punish my body with strong spices much anymore. My homemade midweek curry is normally a korma. That said I recently I got through a jar of spicy Indian chilli paste type stuff with cheese over several evenings. So tasty, so painful, so slimming.
I like to sweat and hyperventilate due to the heat, it’s one of the rare moments where I actually feel ALIVE.
I like a bit of a tingle but I don’t know how anyone can enjoy really spicy food. If you can’t taste it or feel anything from the neck up because your body’s expending all of its energy trying not to die, then what’s the point?
I once had some chicken wings at a Chinese that were so drenched in a mix of chilli and Sichuan that my face must've looked radioactive
I think I'm at that point where I've slowly built up a spice resistance. What used to be super spicy to me previously now is basically MILD! I cover everything in Turkish chilli flakes and tabasco, and don't bother with normal chillis any more - its scotch bonnet or green finger chillis or there's NO POINT. It's been a while since I've thought that something was TOO SPICY come to think of it
I did have a curry on Friday that was so burny I had to stop for a minute and eat a couple of spoonfuls of the yoghurt chutney Might have the leftovers tonight. Phwoar
it’s always NEXT DAY for me. Imagine leaving them THAT LONG. I’d not be able to stop thinking about them
I love love love garlic. It makes me very windy since I've had my gallbladder removed but i can deal with that (other people less so )