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They don't know about that calamasi pare
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Spicy pasta is good.
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A lil chilli in the tomato sauce, a lil red pepper flakes on top...soo good
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Finish it up with some fresh ground pepper, good stuff.
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GOAT.....on rice, pizza, burritos, eggs, ramen, etc
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Been wondering if old people in cultures where spicy food is typical have issues with heart burn.
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I would imagine not. Since its so cultural that group of ppl probably have adapted to that to not be susceptible to something like heartburn.
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One of my pet peeves is the fake hot sauces out there that uses pure capsaicin. Jawns are just spicy to be spicy with no intention of improving flavor of the food.
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Whenever I make pasta + red sauce, I have to add the chili garlic Red Rooster paste to the sauce. I have to
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I got their ghost pepper nacho cheese and it's pretty hot, can only imagine how bad this is
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I love spicy food, but I don't like hot just to be hot... meaning if it doesn't have flavor snd just burns my mouth and makes my nose run then no go for me. I usually draw the line at habanero, which sometimes gives me the hiccups (a natural sign that something is too spicy). Ghost peppers, Carolina reapers... no thanks.
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Yeah a lot people in this thread doesn't know the difference in hot vs spicy food.
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Love it but I be sweating ike crazy
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Just had me some very spicy hawaiaan spare ribs 
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my brother gmfu with this. rip bootyhole for sure
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Hmmm had forgot this thread even existed been so quiet.
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if it doesn't turn my ******* into a flamethrower the next morning, I don't want it
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Has anyone dried their own chili's before? Thinking about trying it out.
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I know an Indian chef who has to take antacids for heartburn - always seemed kind of funny.
Although I'm not sure that's the issue - I've had trouble with heartburn since my 20s but it's not exacerbated by spicy food - I think you've either got something that causes it or you've not if it's happening regularly (different obviously if you only get it on Thanksgiving or something).
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Used to have heartburn a lot as a kid but now I never get it.
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Tried it, flavor was good, but spice level wasn't there for me.
Od expensive too.
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I dried my own jalepenos and grinded them to make a powder. Came out pretty dope.
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