I used to give my friend a hard time because he would start sweating at Taco Bells Fire level of heat. I think that's their intended "spicy" level.Jalapeno is kind of weird. I feel actual jalapenos are the point where I consider the food to be perfectly balanced heat wise while retaining actual good flavor. I appreciate at laest that jalapeno flavoring on chips still tastes good.
Fast food spicyness is basically scaled down to average white guy spicy levels (and maybe black people, but I don't know their tolerance). My brother is a prime example. He got one of those $1 spicy chicken sandwiches from BK. I ate one and didn't detect a hint of heat. He took one bite and panicked and said it was the hottest food he'd ever eaten.
But then you have to be on Twitter. I'd rather suffer through a bad fast food experience than suffer through being on Twitter.
Nope. Went to Twitter?Can't leave any feedback on the website, even without your receipt code or whatever?
Wendy's is doing the Cod sandwich again. That shit was excellent last year. And the app has $2 off a premium meal, and the Cod fits that role. And that was today's lunch.
I feel like the odd man out here, I am not typically picky when it comes to food, but for some reason I can’t bring myself to eat fast food fish sandwiches. Regardless of the source.