how do you make your mouth stop burning from something spicy?

Answer 1

Yep! Milk works, usually.

BTW, thanks for asking your question in terms of the second-person. SO many others tend to ask in terms of FIRST-person, and listening to people say, "I think this...," or, "I think that...," gets very tiresome after a short while.

Answer 2

Burning Your Mouth

Answer 3

Hello:

Eating a piece of bread or drinking a glass of milk will help to keep your mouth from burning after you have eaten something that is really spicy!

Answer 4

I've heard that eating sugar helps more than drinking milk, but I've never tried it myself.

One thing I do know - cold water or beer or any other cold water-based beverage will not help, it'll just wash the spiciness around your mouth and distribute the burning sensation. I speak from experience.

Answer 5

milk is the best I ate hot pepper with lime and I used milk then I ran out of milk so I tries sugar it kind of helped

Answer 6

Eat some bread and drink milk, simple.
If that doesn't work than try glazing your mouth in a bit of olive oil.

Answer 7

I've got a sure fired way that really works.
About a half teaspoon of creamy peanut butter! Creamy is better than crunchy and regular is better than low fat....It's the fat in the peanut butter that does the trick.
This is almost a guarantee.

Answer 8

Eat some bread and drink full fat or 2% milk. I know that helps me after i got done eating thai food or trying to take a bite out of a habenero pepper. (just kidding about the habenero.)

Answer 9

Eat some sour cream

Answer 10

coating your mouth with with some olive oil, drinking milk, and if you dont mind not having any feeling in your mouth some Oragel will do