Hey, do Mexicans actually enjoy incredibly spicy food or is it just a meme?
In America, Mexicans seem to pride themselves in their tolerance for spice, but I'm wondering if they innately tolerate spicy food (capsaicin), or if they're just being assholes.
pretty sure people generally like their own native plants
Logan Bell
Do you like acorns and poison ivy?
Kayden Morgan
watch it brappy
Luke Gray
chicanos
Justin Perry
I really like spicy food but it's caught up to me and I have to much I get really bad heart burn
Grayson Foster
Spice degrades taste buds until its the only flavour you can taste properly. If you eat substantially spicy foods frequently for years you'll get to that point too.
Nathan Turner
You calling us chicanos, or are you saing that only chicanos like spicy food?
Bentley Barnes
Is this actually true or just a meme fact? Capsaicin doesn't actually do any physical harm to you, it just gives the sensation of it.
Charles Edwards
Mexicans can handle the chilli Habs are hot as fuck the way they eat them.
Since I stopped drinking/smoking my tolerance has gone way down. I can still handle extremely hot food but don't need the levels of spice I used to.
Thomas Young
Seems to be true
Kevin Parker
Its true but as with smoking and various health issues affecting taste buds it is reversible
Elijah Parker
We have been eating chiles for thousands of years, it's delicious for us.
Anthony Cooper
>Hey, do Mexicans actually enjoy incredibly spicy food or is it just a meme? everything is spicy in here, chips are spicy, beer is spicy, food is spicy, nuts are spicy, candies are spicy, even chewing gum is spicy, Pic rel, is my personal repertory of salsas and chillis and the thing in the far right is homemade curtido (habanero pepper, lime juice and onion)
Gabriel Ramirez
They'd probably get sick from eating normal food
Christopher Bailey
Most of the people do. I personally hate spicy food.
Logan Bell
>curtido recipe?
Owen Robinson
>be born a Mexican that hates spicy food you must've been a colossal dick in your past life
Jason Cruz
>cut 4-6 habanero peppers into thin layers >squeeze enough lime in order to make 200ml of juice >either buy a big red onion or some green onion and cut it in small layers just like the peppers >you can add sliced carrots for extra flavor. >put all that into a mason jar or an used mayonnaise cristal jar >let it rest for 2 days and dig in You can let it in the counter for as long as you want as long as it doesn't get moldy, it doesn't need refrigeration and half a teaspoon of the juice is enough to spice an entire bowl of soup.
Cooper Mitchell
I will try this with some scotch bonnets. Difficult to get Habs here I think. >red onion or some green onion Not white onion? Too strong? >let it rest for 2 days and dig in Needs to ferment slightly? Is this at room temp?
John White
I can't eat without any homemade salsa and even then I refuse to eat any crap that isn't natural like Tabasco or any other crap.
I also eat chiles serranos or piquines once in a while.
Julian Cox
Sounds like you just let it sit on the counter like when you pickle eggs
Parker Flores
We even drink spicy beer
Thomas Myers
>Not white onion? Too strong? white onion just tastes like onion, red and green have more interesting flavors in my perspective, but yeah why not white. >Needs to ferment slightly? Is this at room temp? I don't know if it's exactly fermenting, since all form of bacteria dies with the acidity of the mix. it just "curte", meaning that the flavors get mixed and stronger, you know is good curtido if your eyes start watering once you open the jar, just let it at room temp.
There's no point on eating spicy stuff only because it is spicy, I'd throw up if someone told me to chew an habanero, but I'd gladly eat a whole jar of habanero curtido without a problem.
Xavier Robinson
This negrito
Carson Gomez
Your salsa game is fucking weak, nothing above 50k scoville lmao, you can at least get some yucateco faggot
Andrew Walker
>50k scoville only cringy gringos give a shit about that kinda shit, we eat spicy shit because we like it not because we want to win a competence.
David Bailey
Alright man I got it. So the lime juice just covering whatevers in there effectively.
>50k scoville I like the flavour of naga etc but it's excessive for everyday eating.
Luke Kelly
>incredibly spicy food That's not the point of spicy food, you burgers don't get it and you keep doing shit like this en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carolina_Reaper Spicy food doesn't mean you make your food inedible, it's just a flavor to accompany all the other flavors.