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Thread started 08/20/08 5:52pm

Anxiety

Is the world too spicy, not spicy enough, or just right for you?



I'm talking about food here, people. no no no!

Do you find yourself annoyed that whenever you go out to eat (or even when you buy groceries), the food is always too spicy for you?

Or are you on the other end of the spectrum and you end up carrying a bottle of hot sauce with you wherever you go because everything in the world tastes like bland baby food?

Or do you not even really care and if it's spicy, it's spicy and if it's not, that's fine too as long as it tastes good?



THE FATE OF THE GALAXY HINGES ON YOUR RESPONSE!!!! PEW! PEW! PEW!
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Reply #1 posted 08/20/08 5:56pm

CarrieMpls

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Anxiety said:


THE FATE OF THE GALAXY HINGES ON YOUR RESPONSE!!!! PEW! PEW! PEW!


falloff


Sometimes I wonder if you're high.



That said, I can take or leave spice. It depends on my mood. If I want it spicy, I'll order it spicy. If I want it not so spicy, that's what I'll get.
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Reply #2 posted 08/20/08 5:58pm

magnificentsyn
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my pallate is ruined. i have to put hot sauce on everything.

i even prefer it to dressing on salads.

i blame my first trip to New Orleans.
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Reply #3 posted 08/20/08 6:04pm

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I'm pretty flexible. I tend to prefer a little spice (although not necessarily heat), but on occasion I appreciate being challenged to enjoy a dish for what it is -- without all the wild embellishment.
Ὅσον ζῇς φαίνου
μηδὲν ὅλως σὺ λυποῦ
πρὸς ὀλίγον ἐστὶ τὸ ζῆν
τὸ τέλος ὁ χρόνος ἀπαιτεῖ.”
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Reply #4 posted 08/20/08 6:04pm

horatio

depends, if i happen to eat at a chain , which isnt very often, i find the food to be tasteless.
like i i tried for the first time some place called buffalo wings or some shit like that. It was awful. I couldnt figure out for the life of me why on earth people were flocking to stand in line to be seated at this place. i mean this places parking lot is jam packed and people standing around thier door waiting to be seated from open to close.
Its the worst shit i ever put into my pie hole!
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Reply #5 posted 08/20/08 6:06pm

Flowers2

i only like jamaican pepper on 'certain' foods... other than that.. i can go without it when i go to restaurants.. 9 times out of 10.. the hot sauce isnt hot enough in the restaurant anyway... im addicted to jamaican pepper now.. that and pepper from Ghana.. it must be nuclear hot..
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Reply #6 posted 08/20/08 6:07pm

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Flowers2 said:

i only like jamaican pepper on 'certain' foods... other than that.. i can go without it when i go to restaurants.. 9 times out of 10.. the hot sauce isnt hot enough in the restaurant anyway... im addicted to jamaican pepper now.. that and pepper from Ghana.. it must be nuclear hot..


have you ever tried Chinese chili sauce? And not that crap they put in squeeze bottles on the tables at chinese restaurants. ill
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Reply #7 posted 08/20/08 6:09pm

Anxiety

a few years back, i had an EPIC FAIL of a dating situation with a person whom i was forced to share a table with at an indian restaurant, at which occasion he launched on a tirade about how he couldn't understand why people liked spicy foods other than they like to inflict pain on themselves, and the chestnut of wisdom, "normal people don't need to burn their mouths in order to enjoy food".


oooooh. mad


yeah, that was not a successful relationship AT ALL. lol
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Reply #8 posted 08/20/08 6:12pm

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magnificentsynthesizer said:

Flowers2 said:

i only like jamaican pepper on 'certain' foods... other than that.. i can go without it when i go to restaurants.. 9 times out of 10.. the hot sauce isnt hot enough in the restaurant anyway... im addicted to jamaican pepper now.. that and pepper from Ghana.. it must be nuclear hot..


have you ever tried Chinese chili sauce? And not that crap they put in squeeze bottles on the tables at chinese restaurants. ill


.. i havent tried it.. is it really hot?.. if so, i must sample that..
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Reply #9 posted 08/20/08 6:16pm

magnificentsyn
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Flowers2 said:

magnificentsynthesizer said:



have you ever tried Chinese chili sauce? And not that crap they put in squeeze bottles on the tables at chinese restaurants. ill


.. i havent tried it.. is it really hot?.. if so, i must sample that..


nod IMO, the perfect blend of spice and heat.
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Reply #10 posted 08/20/08 6:19pm

Anxiety

magnificentsynthesizer said:

Flowers2 said:

i only like jamaican pepper on 'certain' foods... other than that.. i can go without it when i go to restaurants.. 9 times out of 10.. the hot sauce isnt hot enough in the restaurant anyway... im addicted to jamaican pepper now.. that and pepper from Ghana.. it must be nuclear hot..


have you ever tried Chinese chili sauce? And not that crap they put in squeeze bottles on the tables at chinese restaurants. ill


oooh, i love the bright red chinese chili sauce in the clear bottles with the green spout. i buy that stuff and keep it on hand at home.

though i will say, it can't hold a candle to the homemade chili pastes i get when i go to a korean restaurant for bibimbop. that stuff is always drool
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Reply #11 posted 08/20/08 6:29pm

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Anxiety said:

magnificentsynthesizer said:



have you ever tried Chinese chili sauce? And not that crap they put in squeeze bottles on the tables at chinese restaurants. ill


oooh, i love the bright red chinese chili sauce in the clear bottles with the green spout. i buy that stuff and keep it on hand at home.

though i will say, it can't hold a candle to the homemade chili pastes i get when i go to a korean restaurant for bibimbop. that stuff is always drool


get the stuff in the glass jar not the squeeze bottle. tastes different to me and if you can find the garlic chili sauce you'll drool

i will say i've been spoiled by the freshly made chili sauce they serve at a vietnamese local restaurant. their sauce makes the squeeze bottle stuff taste like ketchup. And besides if you read the bottle it clearly states it needs to be refrigerated. every shop i go to leaves it sitting on the tables like it's mustard or something. disbelief
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Reply #12 posted 08/20/08 7:18pm

Imago

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Reply #13 posted 08/20/08 7:19pm

Imago

Actually, being Thai, I love very hot, spicy, food.


I think you should really try eating food as spiciest as you can. It's been proven to increase metabolism, enhance mood, and help with all manner of things. Plus a few hours later, you can imagine what it's like with me making sweet love to you, as the food start to tear your ass up.
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Reply #14 posted 08/20/08 7:43pm

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I lean towards the medium salsa.

Now my mother is a different story. She complains about everything being spicy. I think she'd be happy if she could eat hospital food on the daily.
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Reply #15 posted 08/20/08 7:43pm

Anxiety

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Reply #16 posted 08/20/08 7:53pm

ZombieKitten

my friend showed me death sauce eek
we got pizzas and we put that on it
I asked the master would he like death and pain sauce on his pizza too falloff
we kept saying DEATH AND PAIN SAUCE with big eyes, like we say EXTREEEEME
anyway, he was not amused confused
I'm close to carrying my own bottle around
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Reply #17 posted 08/20/08 7:53pm

evenstar3

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there is this amazing salsa verde at the vallarta by my house that i think i want to marry love
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Reply #18 posted 08/20/08 7:56pm

Christopher

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evenstar3 said:

there is this amazing salsa verde at the vallarta by my house that i think i want to marry love

i used to dislike cause it was green lol.... but i think its tasty now tho.

this thread makes me want salsa with flour torilla chips.
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Reply #19 posted 08/20/08 8:03pm

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Christopher said:

evenstar3 said:

there is this amazing salsa verde at the vallarta by my house that i think i want to marry love

i used to dislike cause it was green lol.... but i think its tasty now tho.

this thread makes me want salsa with flour torilla chips.


omg, i like it on their tacos best drool

i may have to go get that for dinner now falloff
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Reply #20 posted 08/20/08 8:05pm

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oh man.where do i start?

i find that in most places i go to eat,my spice pallette is level.

which brings me to my next story(this is a true incident,by the way.)

my bf and i went to a sub shop and while we ordered another man was in line behind me.after our order was taken i sat down and bf went to the restroom.i'm within earshot when i hear the following dialogue:

customer at counter(talking to sandwich maker) :

"what did the other guy order?"(referring to bf)

sandwich maker(to customer) chicken carbonara with lettuce,tomato, etc.

customer at counter (tilts head, looks at menu, scratches chin.):

"well,i'll have what he's having (shakes head)....'cuz i can't eat spicy foods."

me(thinking to myself) hah! WHAT THE HELL? confuse shake um, sir..i hate to break it to you but you're in QUIZNO'S,this ain't The Wing Factory.(the wing factory is another spot i know of that do sell EXTREMELY HOT wings.)

i was too through ya'll.told my bf after we left and had a good laugh on the way home.
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Reply #21 posted 08/20/08 8:11pm

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evenstar3 said:

Christopher said:


i used to dislike cause it was green lol.... but i think its tasty now tho.

this thread makes me want salsa with flour torilla chips.


omg, i like it on their tacos best drool

i may have to go get that for dinner now falloff

yes on chicken tacos i loves it,,,oh and Pico de gallo too. boff
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Reply #22 posted 08/20/08 9:35pm

applekisses

It really freaks me out when people tell me that food is too spicy for them and I can't even taste any spice in it at all.

I love the spice. drool
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Reply #23 posted 08/20/08 9:39pm

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I loooove spicy food drool

I mean not so hot that my tastebuds go numb, but I have a high tolerance for spice smile
If you will, so will I
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Reply #24 posted 08/20/08 11:27pm

kimrachell

applekisses said:

It really freaks me out when people tell me that food is too spicy for them and I can't even taste any spice in it at all.

I love the spice. drool


me too! lol
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Reply #25 posted 08/20/08 11:56pm

veronikka

Tapatio is just right for me, other stuff is usually not spicy enough or too spicy

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Reply #26 posted 08/21/08 12:32am

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Love this one on anything....


This one is good as a dipping sauce for egg rolls, spring rolls, chicken nuggets... it's sweet and spicy...




I can't eat spicy foods anymore like when I was young. sad Has to be mild now.

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Reply #27 posted 08/21/08 12:37am

wildgoldenhone
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These aren't spicy but I love these types of sauces...
But they really stink when you cook em... dead

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Reply #28 posted 08/21/08 12:38am

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magnificentsynthesizer said:

Flowers2 said:

i only like jamaican pepper on 'certain' foods... other than that.. i can go without it when i go to restaurants.. 9 times out of 10.. the hot sauce isnt hot enough in the restaurant anyway... im addicted to jamaican pepper now.. that and pepper from Ghana.. it must be nuclear hot..


have you ever tried Chinese chili sauce? And not that crap they put in squeeze bottles on the tables at chinese restaurants. ill


I know the kind that you mentioned... it is yuck.


I have an excellent variety of chinese chilli sauce.. it is a bean chilli sauce and it excellent. It is called Hunan chilli Paste and comes in a small jar with a red lid.
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Reply #29 posted 08/21/08 12:41am

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I like my food spicy and so does my hubby... he loves everything I cook and is not fussy at all! Thank-you God!

I usually cook mostly French, Italian and Indian dishes.
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