what is the most spicy food you've ever tried?

Question

non of the spicy food seems spicy enough - or should i say they're not spicy at all for my taste. i can chew on a raw chilli pepper without the burning feeling on my tongue. is it something's wrong with me or it's just the peppers isn't spicy enough? where can i find the most spicy dish?

yes i've tried wasabi, not only that i hated the smell and it's not really spicy, it only burns my nose yet feel nothing with my tongue.

Answer 1

Here is a list of peppers and there hotness:




Chili Pepper Heat Ratings in Scoville Units
In 1912 Wilbur Scoville, a pharmacist for Park Davis created a scale for pepper hotness. It was based on the amount of dilution it would take for the pepper to be unnoticed by a taster.

Pepper Scoville Units
Habanero 300,000
Piquin 140,000
Tien Tsin 60,000
Dundicut 60,000
Jalapeño 55,000
Sanaam 40,000
Cayenne 40,000
Crushed Red (Pakistan) 40,000
Arbol 35,000
Crushed Red (California) 20,000
Ground Hot Red 20,000
Chipotle Pepper 15,000
Ancho Pepper 3,000


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Answer 2

The most spicy food I have ever eaten is Thai "Som Tam" - a kind of green papaya salad. Very spicy but also salty, sour and sweet at the same time. Thai cooking can be extremely spicy, they use little "Prik Kee Muu" chilis which are fiery.

Your taste for spicy food is not unusual, millions of people all over the world like it too. The "heat" which you enjoy is another dimension of flavor, the difference is that this flavor must be learned and one's palate conditioned to enjoy it.

Thai restaurants in America and Europe tend to reduce the chili and pepper content of their dishes to conform with local taste. However, not every Thai dish is supposed to be hot and spicy. If a restaurant has a real Thai cook and you tell them you want a spicy dish really hot, they are always happy to oblige. If you really enjoy spicy food, it's the Thai kitchen for you.

Answer 3

Try chewing on a habenero pepper, I like spicy foods, and ate fresh peppers all the time until someone introduces me to the habenero pepper. It made me brake a sweat, tear up puke and then I lost my voice for a week! I dont brag anymore about not finding anything hot enough.

Answer 4

Have you tried wasabi yet? I like spicy food, but it's a little too much for me to handle at times!

Answer 5

It wasn't me personally, but my ex-husband was Mexican and loved spicy foods. One night we were at a restaurant and he ate a habanero pepper and tears came to his eyes. He drank tons of water and had to go to the restroom, he almost threw up. That was the hottest pepper he had ever had. Of course, I laughed my *** off!

Answer 6

Go to any Indian restaurant in your city. Almost 90% of their recipes are spicy.

I hate Indian restaurants for that reason! I can’t relax while eating, I feel I’m about to turn dragon whose going to blow fire from her mouth if I didn’t drink water every while!

Answer 7

Taiwanese spicy hotpot, it's numbed my lip and i can still feel the hot sensation in my tummy few more hrs after the meal.

Answer 8

Nuclear wings, when I was in college.

Let's just say I wasn't exactly sober when a group of us decided to get these. They burned my mouth...then burned me again when they made their way out.

Answer 9

try asian foods incredible heat & bite. ie: spicy orange chicken.
Also I'm from Az. try A habenero pepper !!!!

Answer 10

The tacos @ Jack in the Box. HOT HOT HOT!!!!!!!!