I'm a chilihead & put hot sauce on everything.
shareI also follow "First We Feast" on YouTube, and I can recommend it to fellow MC members.
On their show, "Hot Ones", they have talks with celebs, mostly actors/actresses.
Of course, there's a twist to these interviews: the guest joins the host in eating ten scorching hot chicken wings!
My favorite cuisine is Mexican and the spicier the better.
shareNope.
shareI used to eat very spicey food when I was in my late teens & early 20s but I can't do it anymore. I like mild ones for their flavour.
shareABSOLUTELY NOT.
shareI used to be able to eat the hottest spiciest food ever. Unfortunately, the older I get, the less I can handle it 🥵
shareSame here! Used to love that fire in the belly then several years ago I developed acid reflux. Now, it's a constant daily battle of determining what I can or can't handle, coupled with several coping mechanisms. 😞
shareGet a prescription for pantoprazole. I haven't had heartburn since I started taking it daily. Used to be so bad it would stop me in my tracks.
Signed, million man.
Opposite.
shareYes I do, but not to the point where it drowns out everything else and that is all you taste.
shareAgreed. I like spicy food, but I frequently ask for "mild" or "medium" because I actually want to be able to taste things.
Although of course there have been exceptions, back when I ate meat a friend took me to a Chinese restaurant and said we HAD to try the braised beef soup. It was incredibly hot, but so delicious I couldn't stop eating it to let my mouth cool, so I was like "I'm dying here! This stuff is so good it's killing me!".
Yes, but a burning anus is too much.
shareYes going in not bad, coming out very bad.
Signed, million man.
That's the downside of eating spicy, lol.
shareThat's why it's best to drink milk, and [trade secret] a milk enema for good measure.
shareonly the stuff with vinegar hurts me down there
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