Ever had food you thought was not going to be spicy?
 

A lot of time's when I eat my mom's home cooking I forget she like's. to add Tony's Chachere's creole seasoning to her cooking. well I just had some of her home made vegetable soup. baka me forgot she add said cooking power seasoning to the food. I have a really sensitive tongue to spicy food's. now I know what some of you mighty be thinking why are you telling us for don't eat spicy food's then. well I live in Louisiana by New Orleans are state love's spicy Cajun food's.


So is there any other Menewshan's that have problem's with spicy food at all? if you don't want to talk about cause it's embarrassing. then you don't have to just stick around and talk with others how mighty come on in here. I my self will be popping in out all night long till I am ready go to sleep.

Please come on if you like

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Oh My gosh I'm so sorry If someone can please move this in to General Discussion. I tought I had post in there and not in life Issues please forgive my mistake. :oops::gonk:

You can report the thread yourself and a mod will be happy to move it. ;)

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Personally, I love spicy food. Especially "spicy mayonaise" aka the spicy sauce found on sushi, omg, delicious! But it burns so bad. And yet, it feels soooooo good.

But I've totally bitten right into things that were wayyy too spicy, or at least more spicy than I expected it to be, and it's a little jarring and shocking. :lol:

I moved this to GD for you. :D

I love spicy food. It's rare that I eat something that I find too spicy. I especially love spicy vegetable soup and spice rice dishes.

I'm not too fond of Cajun food, but there are some spicy foods that I like. Also that New Orleans creole seasoning is really good 8D, I love adding it to omelets, it tastes amazing (also on chicken and a few other things). But I'm more into things that taste sweet than spicy :3

Thank you Sizzla and I guess a lot of people must like spicy food then.

My parents are both part Sri Lankan, and my dad especially loves his spicy food. He'll often grab a green chilli out of the fridge and cut a wedge of cheese and eat the chilli and cheese together. When I was younger and dad used to work in an office, he used to always have little green chillis (the hot ones) in his shirt pocket and he'd just eat them on their own >.<
Dad's always done most of the cooking, he can't do non-spicy food, so I expect everything he makes to be spicy lol I'm more surprised when it's not spicy.
As long as it's dry and spicy, I'm good though. I wouldn't eat a raw chilli out of choice, but I do quite enjoy it as a flavouring.

I'm kind of intolerant to curry powder, so I have to avoid that, I have a very good sense of smell luckily, so I'm pretty good at avoiding it most of the time, but sometimes I have a bad nose day and they get past me... Then I end up with horrible stomach cramps.

I love spicy food. Lol! I always have to have tabasco with my eggs (or siracha > .>) I just can't take something that sits in my mouth forever and is spicy... I like the kind that is like BAM, then gone. You know what I mean?

and honestly, I've never heard of spicy vegetable soup. :O It must be kinda tasty. Lol.

@Ebil I never had any thing with curry powered before. yet stomach cramps are no fun at all even I know that.

@Quarender My mom likes her food spicy and she with put mild Salas on her egg's. is not sure if I spelled the word right oh well. yet I like my food mild spicy so the heat of the spiciness dose not hurt my tongue as much.

Salsa? Lol. Yeah. I think Huevos Rancheros has salsa on it... I'm not sure because with 'morning food' I just shovel it in... so lady like. :D

But I do agree with you about the spicy thing.... I like sweet food the best. :D I mean, 'cause what's better than desserts and sugar?!?! Nothing!

I always have the opposite problem: things I think will be spicy aren't. I absolutely love spicy food and most of the time, I get let down. I think Wendy's and McDonald's shouldn't have the right to call any of their chicken "spicy" because it isn't. It's good, but not spicy. I've surprised waiters at mexican restaurants with the amount of spicy I like...

I have tried wasabi peas before they were so gross tasting yuck. :sweat:

@Syraannabelle I never had a chicken taco before yet I'm sure my mom. would like it I can't stand ranch salad dressing Dijon for me thanks.

Its hard for me to find a spicy that is too spicy for me. I think Ive only found one, and that was a hot sauce called "Kriptonite". Its good, but when I tried it, I had a chip, and someone had put it in a bowl, so I dipped the chip 2/3 in, and tasted nothing but spicy. Though, it didnt help that right after I out it in my mouth I decided to take a drink from my beer...which is anyone has figured out/heard alcohol increases the heat from spicy food....and beer is the worst for this. >.>

I'm really sensitive to spicy food too!
It's horrible because I also happen to be asian, and alot of the foods are spicy, so even if I try avoid them, eventually one will look innocent enough, and then BAM!
Burning tongue syndrome >n>

Oh don't I know it and living around New Orleans there is spicy food. all over the hole state sometimes it's hard to chose something to eat. I once had a spicy pickle at a school dance by mistake I had ask for a dill pickle. the teacher mess up giving me the spicy one dang that pickle hurt my tongue.

I ADORE SPICY FOOD but sometimes some food looks "meh maybe its tangy " but i put it in my mouth and its like O.O'' like cock sauce (its a chinese hot sauce) covered chicken tenders, ohh its yummy but jeez my tongue feels like its gonna fall off XDD

I have a really sensitive tongue so spicy food is a no-no for me. If someone adds the slightest spice to some sort of food I'll be sweating since I REALLY can't handle spicy food. The only foods that I can think of is chili and pasta, those tend to be spicy to me. :/

i love spicy food, but only to an extent. I hate when something is so spicy i have to drink something after every bite.

I'm not very fond of spicy food in general, but some of it is very good. I make it a point to know what I'm eating before I do, so no surprises as of yet. Some things have, however, been a lot more spicy than expected--like some seafood dish my mom made years ago. It was painful, but still tasty... Too bad it was hot enough to make the flavor difficult to detect after a while. > n>