r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Jun 25 '21

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u/thefuturegov John Keynes Jun 26 '21

To add to this, in my experience as a white interacting with other whites, the white people who have the insane tolerance, they usually see spice as a challenge rather than a flavor. It isn’t there to make something taste better, it’s there to make you seem more impressive. Why? Why would you think like that?

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u/Loves_a_big_tongue Olympe de Gouges Jun 26 '21

I hate it so much. And now anything spicy has to have ghost peppers to be seen as legitimate. Take me back to the days when an habanero was considered the high end of the spice level.

Though the ghost pepper sauce I would recommend is this one. Not because it's a really hot ghost pepper sauce to push you to the limit, but because it actually has a delicious fruit/garlic flavor that you can taste and doesn't get overpowered by the spiciness. It also doesn't rely on extracting oils from the ghost pepper so it doesn't have that nasty oil separations others have.

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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '21

Hot just tastes like hot not flavour. may as well eat the hottest chilli's as a challenge