We did this to my little brother in a restaurant once, he was 12 at the time and started crying saying we'd ruined his meal and he hated us and it wouldn't stop burning. That was a funny moment, of course now he denies it.
scotch bonnets
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We did this to my little brother in a restaurant once, he was 12 at the time and started crying saying we'd ruined his meal and he hated us and it wouldn't stop burning. That was a funny moment, of course now he denies it.
We also tried something called 'Satans Blood', a distilled chilli oil/sauce, now that was rather hot, you had to put one drop on a dorito and eat it, i think one lad got through 5 or 6 before nearly passing out!
Just fond this stuff, jesus, 1.5m scoville!!
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Just fond this stuff, jesus, 1.5m scoville!!
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Anyone know where this sits on the Scoville scale?
I'm guessing somewhere around the 7,000 - 9,000 mark?
Safari came up with a malware alert for that site..
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I didnt think a scotch bonnet was that hot, I've had a Fatalli now that was hot a yellow inconspicuous chilli, very powerfull smell and the burn lasts for ages.
You can actually buy the chemical distilled into crystals in a little glass vial but you have to basically declare that you exempt everyone for any harm that may result - simply put it would hospitalise you.
The strength is something like 15 Million (fifteen!).
The strength is something like 15 Million (fifteen!).
Why would you want that?!
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Anybody here heard of Jersey death sauce? My mate brought a bottle of that into work one day, one pea sized amount in my mouth and my eyes were streaming...
http://www.chilefarm.co.uk/jersey_death_sauce.html - 360,000 scoville units... hardcore
http://www.chilefarm.co.uk/jersey_death_sauce.html - 360,000 scoville units... hardcore
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For my works leaving party a few months ago, we found ourselves in a restaurant with a huge jar of giant red chillies.....well, after a few too many glasses of wine, the office joker was easily conned into sampling one, but feeling a bit sorry for him, I offered to join him.....now I love a nice hot chilli and have even sampled a birds eye on occasion, but somehow these bloody great things didn't half pack a wallop. I spent the next fifteen minutes or so asking the waitress for more cold water and swilling it around in my mouth 
well..what can i say other than wow, that stuff is hot. had me gasping for air, mind you i did jump right in and take a teaspoon full. do not do this if you get it, i do it because i like to taste test all my sauces.
well worth it if you wanna spice food up. but only use it as an additive, not as a dipping sauce for parties and finger food. unless you wanna incapacitate all your guests/family
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well..what can i say other than wow, that stuff is hot. had me gasping for air, mind you i did jump right in and take a teaspoon full. do not do this if you get it, i do it because i like to taste test all my sauces.
well worth it if you wanna spice food up. but only use it as an additive, not as a dipping sauce for parties and finger food. unless you wanna incapacitate all your guests/family
Nice.
What's the actual flavour like? Does it taste fresh or more "artificial" due to too much extract......or is there even much of a flavour at all because of the heat?