Noodleface
A Mod Real Quick
I've not tried the Scorpion or reaper yet but I've been meaning too. I'm right down the street from Bostons hell night, so one day I should.
Sooo... like Bengals hot?Like make me sweat and cry uncontrollably hot.
You should be in writing. Your descriptive prose are exquisite.knee quivering, wincer of a shit
Bengals just make me laugh. I've been a fan too long for them to hurt me. Every collapse is like seeing an old friend you haven't seen in a while but you pick up right where you left off when you meet. And you left off at losing all the time.Sooo... like Bengals hot?
Couldn't resist.
It must be a genetic thing. I've never experienced this either and I've eaten plenty of hot food. I just sort of nod when people are talking about it but it does not happen to me.I've never had poop that burns. I've had some gnarly shits, and some extremely painful and bloody ones, but none that ever actually burned. I always thought that was a myth.
The issue with those 3 peppers is there are not many realistic dishes that include those 3. The restaurant menu I posted was very select foods specifically catered for these pepper combinations (the restaurant does this every year around Halloween time). So hard to really grasp those 3 peppers unless you do something like I did or eat them raw.It's only happened a few times - but have you guys eaten ghost/carolina/scorpion?
I don't know how much of it is genetics and how much of it is butthole sensitivity. If you've got hemmorhoids or fissures or something, you're bound to feel the spice more than some one with an A+ health poopshoot.It must be a genetic thing. I've never experienced this either and I've eaten plenty of hot food. I just sort of nod when people are talking about it but it does not happen to me.
That could be. My ass has always been solid as Sears.I don't know how much of it is genetics and how much of it is butthole sensitivity. If you've got hemmorhoids or fissures or something, you're bound to feel the spice more than some one with an A+ health poopshoot.
I mostly agree, I think habanero and jalape?os add the best flavor/heat to foods. Ghost pepper is mostly awful, but a guy at work bought some dried ones, ground them up, and put them in a pepper shaker and used them for lunch. Hot as shit if you put it on food for sure, I had some on some ribs and I was on fire.The issue with those 3 peppers is there are not many realistic dishes that include those 3. The restaurant menu I posted was very select foods specifically catered for these pepper combinations (the restaurant does this every year around Halloween time). So hard to really grasp those 3 peppers unless you do something like I did or eat them raw.
Ghost Chilis to me are the worst peppers to put on food, very pungent, sweet/sour combination taste. Habanero peppers will always be king for adding heat with great taste to dishes. Scorpion peppers are sweet, but the heat is nearly instant which really puts the flavor off quickly. Carolina Reapers tastes smoky and sweet and you can actually enjoy them (for some time). Reapers are one of the "creeper" type peppers, seems fine and hot (but not too bad) at first, but then the heat builds slowly until you are shooting flames and burping like crazy, but the flavor is pretty good.
My ass is twitching thinking about the 'Inferno' dinner I posted. The endorphin rush was absolutely stellar though!
Supertasters typically can't eat/handle peppers like this. You sit on a throne of lies.I mostly agree, I think habanero and jalape?os add the best flavor/heat to foods. Ghost pepper is mostly awful, but a guy at work bought some dried ones, ground them up, and put them in a pepper shaker and used them for lunch. Hot as shit if you put it on food for sure, I had some on some ribs and I was on fire.