spicy
spicy food, spicy anything
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@crunnella
Does pouring hot sauce into one’s mouth count towards a “balanced diet” ? Asking for a friend.
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@grit
Hot take.
It’s easier to grow on Farcaster than it is on twitter.
(I’ve gained and help grow cumulatively over 100k followers on twitter)
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@chicago
https://apnews.com/article/paqui-spicy-chip-challenge-death-autopsy-f81c220c549ec497bcc626dec4fc2be4
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@future
“I hate rice” said no spice lover ever?
https://drakula.app/post/3d351c0b-3d78-4a6b-b906-679ac43fa31d?invite=Nf8Lwh
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@aviationdoctor.eth
I love spicy food, which means I also enjoy understanding the science behind it. For example, the fact that spiciness is its own sensation; unlike bitter, salty, sour, sweet, and umami, it isn't recorded by the taste buds and the nose, but by the free endings of the trigeminal nerve inside the mouth. 1/3
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@shilpa
Got this new hot sauce. It’s the perfect combo of sweet and very spicy.
What should I try it on?
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@seanhart
fyi some pepper prices have changed significantly from last year. expect your holiday salsa & sauces to reflect. go after those good serrano & jalapeno prices
at least in the south (data from mexico crossings through tx - dec 21, 202x)
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