Just tried a 6 million scoville rated hot sauce

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#264323 16-Jan-2020 13:11

My wife and I just tried a 6 million rated hot sauce in San Fran. You didn't really feel any thing at first and then the burn started. My wife was in tears although an ice cream is helping. Looking at her though I think she may be broken.

10 minutes later I can still feel the burn but not as bad as I expected.

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#2398972 16-Jan-2020 13:16

did you need just a tiny bit 🤣

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#2398974 16-Jan-2020 13:17

Mental.

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#2398975 16-Jan-2020 13:19

can you bring me back some?

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#2399002 16-Jan-2020 13:24

I had 6.4mil Scoville Chocolate (called Instant Regret) at work yesterday - was offering it around to people. Had 3 pieces myself and the burn was indeed intense (made worse since I can't drink Milk). The reactions from people in the office were priceless.

MightyApe had it for sale but I seriously think that people at my work caused them to sell out. This is by-far the hottest thing I have eaten.

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#2399003 16-Jan-2020 13:25

Make sure you pop a roll or two of toilet paper in the freezer - for later...

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#2399010 16-Jan-2020 13:33

michaelmurfy:

I had 6.4mil Scoville Chocolate (called Instant Regret) at work yesterday - was offering it around to people. Had 3 pieces myself and the burn was indeed intense (made worse since I can't drink Milk). The reactions from people in the office were priceless.

MightyApe had it for sale but I seriously think that people at my work caused them to sell out. This is by-far the hottest thing I have eaten.

i get those ones all the time, it's a great snack!

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#2399015 16-Jan-2020 13:40

thats insane. I really enjoy spicy food (have a selection of firedragonchillis hot sauces) but thats some serious heat.

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#2399016 16-Jan-2020 13:42

Just feeling a nice warm glow now. My wife is throwing up and seriously pissed at me for some reason

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#2399028 16-Jan-2020 13:48

blackjack17: Just feeling a nice warm glow now. My wife is throwing up and seriously pissed at me for some reason

TIFU when...

About the hottest thing I have eaten was Monsoon Poon's firecracker chicken. That felt like my mouth cells were dying, one at a time. I'm still new to the hot foods game, but starting to get a taste for it though!

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#2399029 16-Jan-2020 13:49

I have never really seen the point of eating food that is painful or uncomfortable. Food is is comfort, pleasure and existence.

Here is a crazy notion, lets give peace a chance.

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#2399035 16-Jan-2020 13:58

I have one called "Grinders Death Nectar" that I had to sign a waiver in order to taste when in NOLA last year.

About a 20th of a teaspoon makes a large pot of chilli plenty hot enough, so my bottle ought to last about 100 years...!

It is an odd sauce because it only scores about 400,000 on the Scoville scale but it seems to perform well above that...!

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#2399044 16-Jan-2020 14:03

MikeB4:

I have never really seen the point of eating food that is painful or uncomfortable. Food is is comfort, pleasure and existence.

As I said to a colleague who said much the same thing at a recent team lunch as I sweated my way through a super hot dish (Thai extra hot + several additional tablespoons of chilli)..

Endorphins and dopamine..

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#2399077 16-Jan-2020 14:58

@Lias I am sure there are numerous ways to get those endorphins and dopamine that involves more pleasurable was to attain such during and after pain, umm errrr no we wont go there this is a family channel.

Here is a crazy notion, lets give peace a chance.

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#2399081 16-Jan-2020 15:04

I can't really see the point of crazy hot sauces, especially if it is just to make things hotter. After a while, the taste of the original food is gone, and all you're left with are bragging rights and pain.
Gimme Kaitaia Fire over Tabasco or any Kick-Ass type mega hot sauce any day of the week. It has a nice taste of its own, which actually complements the food, rather than annihilating it.

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#2399086 16-Jan-2020 15:12

My wife loves chilli, born and raised on hot food and to this day is yet to be bested by any concoction of chilli sauce. A few years ago I bought some Carolina Reapers and made a hot sauce for her thinking I’d found her match, she hoovered it down.

Just recently I got her a 6mil Scoville hot sauce called The End, she put a dab on her food and her reaction was “that’s pretty hot!” Then continued to lather it over her food.. it was hot she said but she didn’t show any signs of being defeated. I give up

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