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This thread could go either way but I'm going to give it a shot because I know there are professional chilliheads lurking on the forum. I eat a lot of hot sauce on stuff and at university always advocated the notion of pushing your chilli-eating capacity. That means you start off finding quite tingly food spicy, but you keep eating hotter and hotter until you can take quite a bit of chilli heat without breaking a sweat. It's a natural progression. That said, I like pretty hot food but I can't handle stuff like curries at the hotter end of the scale but it's time to press on with some hotter sauces for on my chips/onion rings/jalapenos etc.
So this thread ought to be our journal of experiences and recommendations of hot sauces and we can use it to communicate our boundary-pushing activities like the sauce equivalent of Glaucus' insanity burger.
We ought to have some rules to keep things nice.
Rules:
1) No chilli snobbery. Mildly spicy and it's all about the flavour is as acceptable as insanely blow your mofo head off hot
2) Whether you like it or not, given time, you're going to crave hotter sauces and work up. Don't forget your roots - see rule #1
So this thread ought to be our journal of experiences and recommendations of hot sauces and we can use it to communicate our boundary-pushing activities like the sauce equivalent of Glaucus' insanity burger.
We ought to have some rules to keep things nice.
Rules:
1) No chilli snobbery. Mildly spicy and it's all about the flavour is as acceptable as insanely blow your mofo head off hot
2) Whether you like it or not, given time, you're going to crave hotter sauces and work up. Don't forget your roots - see rule #1