hot sauces in restaurants are usually not very hot. I say usually because this one was oh my god ohmy god plz send help I'm dying
Discussion
You are spot on.
where?
i love it when my whole face turns red after eating a serious chilli thing
😅
Drink 🥛milk or eat ice cream 🍦🍨. Water won’t help.
I reached mouth-burning zen after staying in North-East Thailand with locals for a few weeks. The key is to remind yourself that nothing is actually burning or hurting you in any real way, and then to passively *observe* the sensation with that in mind.
I know it sounds obvious, and it's not really news, but breaking through that barrier is a fantastic feeling, and it solves the problem for the rest of one's life.
Taylor Swift’s BFF Selena Gomez has a 🍨🍦song!
(I prefer 🇮🇹gelato or vegan ice cream.)
🇰🇷🇦🇺🇳🇿🇹🇭BLACKPINK, Selena Gomez - “Ice Cream”
On a Scoville Scale?
Yes, like the Dönershop asking mit scharf? Yes mate, go to town! Out of ten, nine will maybe do a bit more, but one will be like: you asked for it.
I love it when that happens.
😂
There was this Thai restaurant where one could choose the spiciness of their meal on a scale of one to five with five being the spiciest. But there was also a sixth choice which most of the customers weren't aware of. The waiters called it masochist spicy. Don't do this at home.
Years later, in a cafe, a friend casually mentions to a group of us that spicy is not a taste, but pain, and went on to further explain what that means. The entire scene and our reactions resembled the Snatch dairy scene.
https://youtu.be/iEQQ13jdccc?si=CZvuZFSgJZs9FJPy
And then, after that scene and a couple weeks of research and denial, it finally sunk in: sweet, sour, bitter, salty, and umami are the five tastes detected by the tongue. Spicy is detected by a pain receptor, more accurately by the trigeminal nerve.
Haha, I had that same experience yesterday. 🤣