How to get rid of the spicy-ness in your mouth?

• diablo4343

  2 Nov 08, 22:31

  kum a piece of bread.

• sinicker

  2 Nov 08, 22:33

  heard drink milk help. drinks like bandung? hurhur.

• QX179R

  2 Nov 08, 22:33

  i think by drinking anything that contains milk does help..

• wonderamazement

  2 Nov 08, 22:36

  eat something oily. milk doesn't help.

• Kuali Baba

  2 Nov 08, 23:16

  Originally posted by wonderamazement:

  eat something oily. milk doesn't help.

  It's the creamy fat that capsaicin dissolves in, and coats the tongue from further stings.

• sinicker

  2 Nov 08, 23:17

  cut off tongue!
  
  kuali baba tmr eat where??

• TrixCereals

  2 Nov 08, 23:20

  milk milk milk

  works like wonder

• Kuali Baba

  2 Nov 08, 23:35

  Originally posted by sinicker:

  cut off tongue!
  
  kuali baba tmr eat where??

  If it rains, Canteen 2 or 3...if not, the food court.

• sinicker

  2 Nov 08, 23:53

  Originally posted by Kuali Baba:

  If it rains, Canteen 2 or 3...if not, the food court.

  ouh okay! i end sch 2.30pm!

• Hey YO >+++( ~>

  7 Nov 08, 17:40

  eat sour sweets - those that are extremely sour and soon enough u will forget the taste of spicy

• Maith

  8 Nov 08, 01:48

  milk. dont drink gassy stuff lol. it will make it worse :D

• Stage

  8 Nov 08, 18:42

  Originally posted by Maith:

  milk. dont drink gassy stuff lol. it will make it worse :D

  
  gassy... kill you man, its like you r drinking chilli drinks.

• davidche

  8 Nov 08, 21:33

  curry is ironic. Most of them contain coconut milk right?

• xaih

  9 Nov 08, 11:00

  suck a piece of lemon or lime,something sour.

• viciouskitty74

  9 Nov 08, 17:53

  I've now learnt not to pour the curry sauce onto the white rice.

   

  Cos, if the white rice soaked with curry, its spicier!

   

  So now, drink curry sauce by the spoon, and use the white rice to soak away the spiciness from the tongue.