What’s the spiciest thing you’ve ever eaten?

[XxkillerpyroxX]

What’s the spiciest thing you’ve ever eaten?

 

[XxkillerpyroxX]

the hottest thing i've eating has to be the cayenne for some reason or the wasabi knowing it isn't gonna be good

i'm not very good at having very spicy stuff due to my body health 😆

 

[Fait]

the hottest thing i've eating has to be the cayenne for some reason or the wasabi knowing it isn't gonna be good

i'm not very good at having very spicy stuff due to my body health 😆

Always here cuz and that does suck

I like spicy foods the spiciest ive eaten is the new spicy chicken burger at maccas they did a good job.

 

[Kyng]

A few years ago, I had a salt and pepper chicken starter from a local pub. This came with an innocent-looking little red pepper, which I assume was just for decoration... but I ate it anyway.

I regretted it soon afterwards. I believe it was a serrano pepper: not the hottest ever by any stretch of the imagination, but still about 3 times hotter than a jalapeño pepper. It took the rest of my drink to get rid of the aftertaste!

 

[cpvr]

I love spicy food, but one of the hottest things that I’ve ever ate was actually some sauce from a Chinese restaurant. They had yellow and red sauce. Both of these sauces had my mouth on my fire.

There are some mexican restaurants out here that have really spicy salsa verde as well.

 

[Demon_skeith]

I grew some yellow peppers, thinking they were bell pepper, nope, they were hot peppers and learn in the worst ways....

 

[Jason]

In high school some peers put me up to a dare. They told me to drink a bottle of this hot sauce from a Mexican restaurant (It was a field trip for Spanish class.). It was so hot, lol. It was the hottest thing I ever tried, but I was asking for it! Sometimes, you gotta say no to dares. What's it going to be next, drugs?

 

[uptrendfinancialsignal]

I think it was a Ghost Pepper Chicken Wings from my local restaurant. Despite being hot, it’s still very tasty.

 

[cpvr]

I think it was a Ghost Pepper Chicken Wings from my local restaurant. Despite being hot, it’s still very tasty.

The blazing Carolina Reaper wings from Buffalo wild wings are no joke. They’re one of the hottest wings that I’ve ever had.

 

[Nomad]

Korean Ramen! That's the spiciest food I have ever eaten. Generally speaking, I like spicy food but trying Korean Ramen first time was really hard on me.

 

[JennyorAlice]

Someone gave me a jalapeno pepper one time and they failed to mention that you are suppose to take tiny little bites of it and I ate the whole thing all in one go (minus the stem). Man, I was eating popsicles and drinking water trying to cool off the fire that was burning in my mouth (or that's what it felt like anyway).

 

[cpvr]

Korean Ramen! That's the spiciest food I have ever eaten. Generally speaking, I like spicy food but trying Korean Ramen first time was really hard on me.

What brand was it? For me, The buldak and Samyang ramen brands are very spicy. Especially the 3x black and red ramen by Buldak. It was one of the hottest ramen's that I've ever had, but they were quite tasty.

 

[Zani]

In high school some peers put me up to a dare. They told me to drink a bottle of this hot sauce from a Mexican restaurant (It was a field trip for Spanish class.). It was so hot, lol. It was the hottest thing I ever tried, but I was asking for it! Sometimes, you gotta say no to dares. What's it going to be next, drugs?

I'm happy that you survived that. Please, don't agree to a dare that is going to put your life in danger another time.

 

[Nomad]

What brand was it? For me, The buldak and Samyang ramen brands are very spicy. Especially the 3x black and red ramen by Buldak. It was one of the hottest ramen's that I've ever had, but they were quite tasty.

I don't know the brand, there was no English text in the packet. But what I am certain is 3 X was written on the packet, which I guess meant 3 x spicier. These days I mostly eat locally produced "Korean flavor" noodles. The most popular brand is called Current and it is exported to 22 countries.

 

[Ja sa bong]

It's goat meat pepper soup which I prepared last would be the most spicy thing I've eaten in a long time. I had it made how my body needed it.

 

[cpvr]

I recently tried the reaper chicken sandwich from Dave’s hot chicken and can honestly say it was one of the hottest things that I’ve ever eaten.

I don't know the brand, there was no English text in the packet. But what I am certain is 3 X was written on the packet, which I guess meant 3 x spicier. These days I mostly eat locally produced "Korean flavor" noodles. The most popular brand is called Current and it is exported to 22 countries.

If it’s the same one that I’ve had, I know exactly which one that you’re referring to. It is really hot.

It had my mouth on fire for a while. I had to drink milk just to finish eating it😂There’s also an “all black” wrapper, which I’d say is a lot hotter.

 

[cpvr]

Has anyone ever tried Dave's Hot chicken? They're chicken sandwiches' are spicy af! Especially their reaper flavor.

 

[Heatman]

Anyone who's living in the western part of my country with the Yoruba and interested in eating their food will tell you how much spicy they make their food. They might use one bowl of pepper to cook soup. If you eat it, your whole stomach is going to be literally on fire 😂

 

[Henrywrites]

Has anyone ever tried Dave's Hot chicken? They're chicken sandwiches' are spicy af! Especially their reaper flavor.

I've had Dave's Hot Chicken when I was on a business trip and I didn't know when I finished 2 bottles of water. I had to avoid it throughout the period of that conference.

 

[cpvr]

I've had Dave's Hot Chicken when I was on a business trip and I didn't know when I finished 2 bottles of water. I had to avoid it throughout the period of that conference.

Man, I swear. It's probably one of the hottest chicken sandwiches' I've ever had in my entire life, lmao.

I'll definately eat it again though. 🤣