Do you like to eat spicy foods or do you avoid them? What's the hottest level of spicy that you can handle?
Have you ever tried a Habanero pepper?
Have you ever tried a Habanero pepper?
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I have my seasons. There are times where I prefer eating spicy food, the there are times where my stomach can't even handle it.
Do you have a favorite spice or pepper that you like to use?
I love spicy foods, but there's a line I draw at how spicy.
The spicy McChicken that came out here is way too spicy to enjoy as it just burns. I don't know why they replaced the original, sweeter sauce, with this stuff. If I want a spicy fast-food chicken sandwich, I'll go with KFC as it's just the right touch to have some taste in the buds for the chicken and whatnot.
There's also a famous curry house here in Japan (CoCo's Curry), which I believe opened briefly, or is still in some select locations in the States. They have a spice level from 1 to 10, with 10 being the hottest. I've only ever tried 10 once, as you have to try it at least once. I sincerely regret that because it's just like eating fire. Level 4, on the other hand, is the perfect amount for me.
The spicy McChicken that came out here is way too spicy to enjoy as it just burns. I don't know why they replaced the original, sweeter sauce, with this stuff. If I want a spicy fast-food chicken sandwich, I'll go with KFC as it's just the right touch to have some taste in the buds for the chicken and whatnot.
There's also a famous curry house here in Japan (CoCo's Curry), which I believe opened briefly, or is still in some select locations in the States. They have a spice level from 1 to 10, with 10 being the hottest. I've only ever tried 10 once, as you have to try it at least once. I sincerely regret that because it's just like eating fire. Level 4, on the other hand, is the perfect amount for me.
Yes, I like spicy food to some extent. However, food shouldn't be very spicy. There are certain advantages and disadvantages of consuming spicy food. I live in Pakistan and there are certain traditional dishes in here that are quite spicy. In certain countries, people do not consume spicy food that much.
I like spicy food but I can still manage the moderately spicy types too. I have tested Habanero peppers and they are very but I must confess that I enjoy the taste that comes with these peppers.
There are times where my stomach can't even handle it.There are times where I prefer eating spicy food like soups
I used to love eating spicy food but since I started taking care of my daughter, I had to go by what she likes. Spicy food isn't her thing, it's why I stopped eating it.
I like to eat spicy foods sometimes. When I am in a mood to eat spicy and the food is not spicy, I like to add chill oil. Has anyone tried chilly oil to spice up food?
No, I no longer like to eat spicy food. I hate to feel my tongue in depth of suffering. I should not punish myself. It's not normal for me eating spicy food.
