I laughed!

I do enjoy spicy stuff, it's the after affects that are horrible and stop me eating it. Also the freezer is full so there's no room to put the bog roll in anymore.

I can't watch that properly because my phone is because my phone is being a dick and keeps saying it can't communicate with the Google servers every few seconds while trying to watch that. And I'm on holiday.

I can't rememeber if I made a post about it but I bought some naga chillies without realising they were some of the hottest in the world. One teeny slice set my whole mouth on fire and it was a horrible feeling as it went down my throat. Couldn't touch anything without spreading the spiciness over everything. Mad mad mad. I don't know what those chillies were but I couldn't imagine eating a whole one of them.

I love spicy food too. A vindaloo is a bit too hot to eat comfortably. I have done it but anything a bit under that I find scrummy.

"It was very painful and felt like I was being chainsawed in the stomach with hot sauce on the chainsaw" :S

There is one restaurant near us that does a spicy hot wins challenge which I'd be kind of tempted to do. Not if it felt like getting chainsawed in the stomach though. I doubt they are that spicy though.

The best I've had made me cry.

I'm not a big hot fan. I don't like foods that overpower you, but I do like a good amount of flavor. I don't think we've ever tried a recipe for anything that we didn't mess around with to suit us, and we love coming up with our own. Experimenting with food can be a great way to be creative in the kitchen.

I recently came up with a recipe we call Mexican Potato Casserole that has been a big hit with everyone we've tried it on.

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