Re: [CH] challenge
Mxyzptlk (jpklein@flash.net)
Wed, 04 Aug 1999 19:08:28 -0500
I've been advised by native Thais to drink hot tea/beverages when eating hot
food. Personally, nothing seems to do much good in terms of making the quick
squall and climb of a good hab subside...then again, that's why I'm eating
the hab. I like it. Cold things seems to intensify the heat for me; they may
make it pass for a nanosecond, but it's just something you need to embrace
and get through, not try to escape.
jeff
Charles Demas wrote:
> On Wed, 4 Aug 1999, Anthony delonga wrote:
>
> > wow, never cheated in my life, im going against my freinds who know
> > nothing about hot peppers and im suprising them with some special
> > peppers ! :)
> >
> > now to the point, what can you drink to not feel the peppers heat or
> > atleast get rid of most of it, i heard that olive oil works but im not
> > certain, does anyone know?
>
> Why would you want to do that? :-)
>
> FWIW, I've heard eating that citrus slices will cut the heat. The usual
> recommendations are milk products, or beer.
>
> Chuck Demas
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