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today was at the grocery store, and saw some little thai chili peppers
I had never noticed them
I thought they looked, well I don't know but they sort of got me intrigued. strange little red things. I had seen them in my life of course, but I don't remember eating them. I ate a lot of green bell peppers in my life, the big ones.
Why do people eat this stuff ?
I love spicy food (to a certain degree), I made some amazing pad thai with some powdered chili
do people enjoy eating this on it's own ?
I don't think I ever ate any spicy peppers just by itself, I don't eat too much, I have also eaten jalapenos in guacamole
I googled it, and they say it's very popular and it's said that japanese warriors would eat them, to become stronger.
Are some people more able to eat hot peppers ?
I'm thinking mexicans, or south-american people, or people in asia, I know these people like it spicy.
or maybe some americans down south
I have a feeling that it's entangled in some cultures of the world
I dunno, but if there is a pepper fanatic you could explain to me maybe some others will be interested
those little things make you feel as if your moouth is on fire
are there dangers/benefit to eating them ?
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I just googled and apparently hot peppers have Capsaicin in them, which has a lot of medicinal effects
today was at the grocery store, and saw some little thai chili peppers
I had never noticed them
I thought they looked, well I don't know but they sort of got me intrigued. strange little red things. I had seen them in my life of course, but I don't remember eating them. I ate a lot of green bell peppers in my life, the big ones.
Why do people eat this stuff ?
I love spicy food (to a certain degree), I made some amazing pad thai with some powdered chili
do people enjoy eating this on it's own ?
I don't think I ever ate any spicy peppers just by itself, I don't eat too much, I have also eaten jalapenos in guacamole
I googled it, and they say it's very popular and it's said that japanese warriors would eat them, to become stronger.
Are some people more able to eat hot peppers ?
I'm thinking mexicans, or south-american people, or people in asia, I know these people like it spicy.
or maybe some americans down south
I have a feeling that it's entangled in some cultures of the world
I dunno, but if there is a pepper fanatic you could explain to me maybe some others will be interested
those little things make you feel as if your moouth is on fire
are there dangers/benefit to eating them ?
--
I just googled and apparently hot peppers have Capsaicin in them, which has a lot of medicinal effects