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Word to the wise: NEVER accidentally dump Mad Dog 357 with a Scoville rating of over 1 million that's intended to only be consumed in droplet-sized quantities on your platter of homemade nachos thinking it's your favorite Pepper Palace habanero sauce from an identically shaped bottle with a Scoville rating of only 350 thousand and then try to plow through them because your wife put in the time and effort to make them unless you're prepared to experience a Johnny Cash song first-hand --gasping breath-- Yeah, you know which one.
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What is this?

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What you call hell, he calls home.

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Home Spicy Home

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ROFL! Had to excise a traumatic experience, and your reaction is pretty much what I was going for (along with a chuckle perhaps).
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If it's on the Scoville scale, I don't touch it. You won't find any of that stuff in my kitchen.

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Been there my friend.

Had a carolina reaper curry that my friend made, cried for 24 hours.

Sad times. ☄🔥

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I will never understand why people choose to torture themselves by eating this stuff.

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I enjiy a nice spicey curry. I did not enjoy that one .... especially on it's way out 🥲

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There are foods that are reasonably spicy... and then there are those that cross the line. The things listed on the Scoville scale contain capsaicin, the same ingredient found in the pepper spray used by police. And people want to ingest this stuff?

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curry is inedible

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Try japanese curry. They're not hot.

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Thai green curry is lovely. Very creamy with only a hint of mild chilli.

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There are curries that are hardly spicy. Chicken Korma is great.

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This sauce includes some Carolina Reaper. I do like it quite spicy, but some things just aren't meant for human consumption.

As a side note, I have a cousin who for whatever reason doesn't feel the effects of capsaicin. She can down a Carolina Reaper, Scorpion or Ghost Pepper, etc. like it's a green pepper. It's bizarre. She's kind of like Dark Man, but only with hot peppers.
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Happy to hear you lived lol!
Throw that stuff away

I like the jalapeno pepper in my beef chili, red pepper flake on my
pizza slice

A dash of Tabasco or Frank's Red Hot in a mug of beer is nice as well

I stay away from the really hot stuff😭

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I do like it quite spicy, above average by all accounts, but above 500,000 Scoville is getting too intense and is no longer enjoyable for me, and over a million is just dangerous. My step-son bought me this Mad Dog 357 while visiting state-side a couple years back when he bought one for an Australian guy he knows in Japan (where he lives, and where it has to be imported).

I've used it sparingly and in very small quantities, not wanting to pitch it because of where it came from, but I won't be making this mistake again. Yeesh. I was sweating profusely, and it stuck to my tongue and refused to rinse even with milk.
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hiccups on the way in, fahr on the way out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X5OJOKpBtfg

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I grew some ghost peppers in my yard the summer before this last one.

I had tried ghost pepper flavored stuff before, and never had any issues. For some reason that I still can't understand, I decided to throw an entire pepper in my mouth while I was chopping them up to make salsa.

I was in straight up pain for about 45 minutes and I will never, ever do that shit again.

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LOL. No doubt. Lesson learned, huh?

Talk about lessons learned, when I was 16 a friend paid me $10 to eat the entire wad of wasabi on my plate at a Japanese restaurant a group of us went to. Not as bad as a ghost pepper or Mad Dog 357, but it cleared my sinuses out quite effectively, with snot hanging from my nose for the next 15 minutes. Although that may have prepared me for a number of years later in the CH gas chamber you get put through in USMC boot camp. Drill instructor thought I was crazy because I didn't react, just stood there covered in my own snot.
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Johnny Cash.

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