Jalapeños tear me up

[Ryeknow]

It doesn't take much, and the next day my stomach and asshole are in flames. I don't see how some people can eat this or even hotter peppers and it doesn't effect them at all

Can you eat the spicy peppers and go on about your next day as if there isnt a flame thrower shooting out of your ass?

[vO)))id]

some people enjoy the flamethrower out of their ass


I do like spicy food a lot, but it needs to be tasty, not just extremely hot. So balance is key.
I prefer jalapeños and habaneros to be pickled or sliced thinly when fresh, but really depends on the dish or snack.

[Methuselah Honeysuckle]

Hot to be hot is not my jams.

If you can add spice or heat to a dish and it works I'm in.

[jawn galliano]

i don't really do much in terms of hot peppers, but jalapenos are pretty easygoing for me. i mostly do sauces for heat, i discovered this one earlier in the year and it's fucking amazing

https://queenmajestyhotsauce.com/produc ... sauce-10oz

[vO)))id]

Ooh scotch bonnet

[User]

i have a stomach problem from eating too much sour and spicy food for 15 years now. it's not as bad as some people i know but i have to really take it easy these days with the spice

[Grudge]

I just sweat a lot from my forehead but that is it.

[Noyka]

I love chilies. My dad and I love habaneros and scotch bonnets i cook more with poblanos and jalapenos since my brother and mom cant handle much spice. I do a lot if toasted jalapenos, bell peppers, and poblanos because its a healthy way to add a ton of flavor to bland food like tice and beans.

I can tell you from experience if interested most people can slowly build their spice tolerance. It is not a pleasant experience getting there nor does anyone have to do it. If you don’t enjoy something don’t eat it.

[Mesarthim]

Only time spicy food really affects me is if it’s incredibly oily / greasy. Otherwise if it’s just hot I might feel it on my tongue and sweat a little but feel fine later. I can eat raw jalapeños no problem.

[shadowalk]

From my observations, it is a cultural thing. It's either you were raised on a diet where spicy food is the norm or not.

Locally-grown labuyo chillies served fresh, diced or whole, are a staple of the savageland diet so yeah. Commercially-bottled hot sauce is an entirely different thing though and I'm not a big fan of those.

[Mesarthim]

Yeah shadow I’m sure you would beat everyone on this forum in a spicy food eating contest.

Had pretty good success growing my own assortment this year:
Brazilian Little Beak peppers (Pimento Biquinho)
Brazilian Starfish peppers
Thai Birds Eye peppers
Jalapeño peppers
Cayenne peppers

[Methuselah Honeysuckle]

You made up those first 2 names

[Mesarthim]

Look em up!

[Methuselah Honeysuckle]

If its gay porn I'm gonna be real angry once I'm done jerking off.

[Mesarthim]

If its gay porn I'm gonna be real angry once I'm done jerking off.

[deckard]

i dont like spicy, i like the taste of these peppers but not into the heat

[Methuselah Honeysuckle]

That's the English in you

[Methuselah Honeysuckle]

Me and you both buddy

[deckard]

who ya talking to