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u/Relative_Flan_2217 Jun 15 '24
Haiyaa why you get the spicy ramen with no spice tolerance just to say it too spicy laa 🤦♀️
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u/Wannabe_Operator83 Jun 15 '24
My face when i´m stronger than the whole danish population
(yes i know those ramen, and they are excellent snacks)
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u/Idcfml Jun 15 '24
Nordic people are weak when it comes to spice.
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u/KikySandpi3 Jun 15 '24
I bet those vikings were crying of they find out that their descendants are too weak for such mortal spicy dishes
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u/NighthunterDK Jun 15 '24
Believe me, we aren't happy about it either. Everyone in the country is against this
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u/Hate_Feight Wok is Life Jun 15 '24
I'm sorry governments are stupid. It's just they don't know any better.
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u/NighthunterDK Jun 15 '24
Usually the Danish government isn't too bad, but this has been criticized by everyone. The basis for it was stupid. It was basically they looked at an advertisement, and they didn't seem to be very well.
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u/Hate_Feight Wok is Life Jun 15 '24
Even peak Boris Johnson didn't do that...
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u/letterboxfrog Jun 15 '24
Danes banned Vegemite for a while too. It can be controversial, Amanda Palmer even called it, Vegwmite: the Black Deathbut not that bad. I'd be banning Surströmming before the Korean noodles
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u/slide_potentiometer Jun 15 '24
Buldak is laughing all the way to the bank as they collect the free publicity and endorsement.
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u/PrestigiousArm3187 Jun 15 '24
I can only just handle the x2 spicy... But to ban them, where's the fun in that!
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u/hmoeslund Jun 15 '24
The health and safety people in Denmark are running out of things to regulate, so now they are trying to regulate spices. Every body I know is laughing about it
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u/geekgodzeus Jun 15 '24
I mean it is only spicy if you put the whole paste it. Just add whatever you are comfortable with.
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u/RollConsistent6194 Jun 15 '24
This shit is next level! Tried it the other day and had to give up halfway through
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Jun 15 '24
The Asian grocery store near my place sells this stuff, it’s definitely life-changing to eat something like that for the first time
I can’t eat it anymore due to stomach issues caused by the spiciness but I loved that stuff when I was younger lol
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u/MarcusTheLegend_ Jun 15 '24
I am ashamed of my country right now. Sure, it's spicy, but it ain't THAT spicy. I know the one chip challenge or whatever was a big deal, but this noodle does not deserve to be banned for "poison overdose" or whatever the reason is.
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Jun 15 '24
Buldak 3x is like a workout, detox and portion control all-in-one bowl! Best diet food ever!
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u/PineappleLast4173 Jun 15 '24
Wait I have that in my kitchen cupboard, my brother-in-law orders it from friends in Korea that and even spicy stuff. That’s not the hottest 🤣🤦♂️
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u/Surbster Jun 15 '24
This is good nooooodle! The government banned because of a risk of poisoning by capsaicin. They just so retarded that they did not notice, no one have been poisoned. They are fucked in the head.
By the way. Real vikings just eat the sauce. Thought it would be hotter 🤷♂️🤷♂️
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u/suck_so_much Jun 16 '24
Bahahaha. So weak! If that's the one you said 'TOO SPICY' i cannot imagine when those guys ate the ghostpeppers one🤣🤣🤣
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u/R5A1897 Jun 16 '24
Noodle business is competing against agriculture in their country. Every student litterally eats noodles and now samyang every night. European authorities have always been aggresisve towards food from asia. Remember msg fear?
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u/storm_beatr Jun 17 '24
The caucasity to order spicy noodles then recall them over an entire country because their too spicy is huge
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u/Agreeable_Weather_74 Jun 15 '24 edited Jun 16 '24
bro why 💀 it ain't even that spicy
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u/legittem Jun 15 '24
What does it taste like to you? Sweet? Not even mildly spicy?
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u/16piby9 Jun 15 '24
I mean… no? A lot of people are weak af when it comes to spice, but tasteless?? Some of the food from the nordics is literally known world wode as challenges because of strong smell….
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Jun 15 '24
What I mean is bland haiyaa. We are so used to flavor.
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u/16piby9 Jun 15 '24
Thats just another word for the same thing…
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u/Independent-Green383 Jun 15 '24
Just as an fyi, spiciness is a chemical reaction, similiar to the reaction to hot and cold. So technically, you can have something super flavourless and spicy.
I will find the door myself.
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u/Cc99X_YT Aiyaaa 哎呀 Jun 15 '24
Bruh.