How Much Chilli U Can Take

• snobbish

  16 Jun 06, 17:50

  Hi there..I love chilli padi and can eat lots without water or sweat. However i find that most of my frn can only take minimal or none at all
  
  YOU?
• mistyblue

  16 Jun 06, 17:51

  the amount i take makes others stomache
• dragg

  16 Jun 06, 17:52

  i normally eat it with soup noodle.
  
  
• saline

  16 Jun 06, 17:53

  i can take quite alot. but when it comes out at "the end", that is the time i regret eating them! haha!
• SouLTakeR

  16 Jun 06, 17:53

  depends on the mood...
• TehJarVu

  16 Jun 06, 17:54

  used to take a lot...... now cut down oredi..
• heart2heart

  16 Jun 06, 18:01

  Cant really eat chilli padi but luv hot hot belachan chilli. Bread + belachan chilli can be quite nice too. haha
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• FireIce

  16 Jun 06, 18:03

  i don't take chilli
  
  but i can take curry
• ^spidee^

  16 Jun 06, 18:08

  Only moderate amounts.
• Pitot

  16 Jun 06, 18:39

  everything i eat never fails to have chili with it.
  
  Unless chilli dosent go with the food.
• bounce34

  16 Jun 06, 18:52

  depends on what i eat also..but chilli taste well with anything i eat..haha no chilli why eat ?
• ^tamago^

  16 Jun 06, 19:02

  none.
• missqi

  16 Jun 06, 19:02

  I have super duper low tolerance for spice.
  My friend said it is because I have uber sensitive tastebuds.
  Macdonald's chilli I eat one packet alr buey tahan.
  
• killstyle

  16 Jun 06, 19:03

  
• toyota-corolla

  16 Jun 06, 19:05

  only for my ba chou mee, meepok, mai te kua
• erijazz

  16 Jun 06, 19:12

  Originally posted by snobbish:

  Hi there..I love chilli padi and can eat lots without water or sweat. However i find that most of my frn can only take minimal or none at all
  
  YOU?

  Which types of chilli are you refering to? The normal red chilli or chilli padi?
  The normal red chilli is not spicy at all, not even a little bit of spicy taste.
  
  In sg, only chilli padi i consider chilli and normally the serving from those hawker food are so little that i have to always ask for more, more and more and more...
  
  So far the most spicy chilli i've tried is from philipines, they called it labuyo, its much smaller than the chilli padi here. As for those in thailand, i find it the same as sg.
• erijazz

  16 Jun 06, 19:16

  Originally posted by snobbish:

  Hi there..I love chilli padi and can eat lots without water or sweat. However i find that most of my frn can only take minimal or none at all
  
  YOU?

  Whoops! my mistake, i didn't see the word chilli padi juz now
• snobbish

  16 Jun 06, 19:31

  Originally posted by erijazz:

  Which types of chilli are you refering to? The normal red chilli or chilli padi?
  The normal red chilli is not spicy at all, not even a little bit of spicy taste.
  
  In sg, only chilli padi i consider chilli and normally the serving from those hawker food are so little that i have to always ask for more, more and more and more...
  
  So far the most spicy chilli i've tried is from philipines, they called it labuyo, its much smaller than the chilli padi here. As for those in thailand, i find it the same as sg.

  I only eat chilli padi. As for sauce type i only like those malay chilli at nasi padang store and also any ones with lime.
• DrTech

  16 Jun 06, 19:42

  I think you people need to try the "Blairs 16million reserve"...
  
  http://extremefood.com/product.php?id=137
  
  Spiciest sauce on earth...
• snobbish

  16 Jun 06, 19:45

  Originally posted by DrTech:

  I think you people need to try the "Blairs 16million reserve"...
  
  http://extremefood.com/product.php?id=137
  
  Spiciest sauce on earth...

  Thanks
• JennTS

  16 Jun 06, 21:08

  Originally posted by Pitot:

  everything i eat never fails to have chili with it.
  
  Unless chilli dosent go with the food.

  same here. the only reason why i liked to eat vegetables from a young age, is because my grandmum made it so hot.
  
  also theres the fact that my grandmum and my dad also take alot of chilli, guess my sisters and i got influenced by them.
  
  but i know what you mean. i went to thailand in 2004 on a mission trip with my church youths + a few adults, and you know how thais like all the spicy food. the food was so heavenly to me being so spicy and all, until the second day when pratically all of them complained about the food. the people who cooked for us decided to tone down the hotness in it....*sigh* the food was so bland the second day.
• Pitot

  16 Jun 06, 21:09

  Originally posted by JennTS:

  same here. the only reason why i liked to eat vegetables from a young age, is because my grandmum made it so hot.
  
  also theres the fact that my grandmum and my dad also take alot of chilli, guess my sisters and i got influenced by them.
  
  but i know what you mean. i went to thailand in 2004 on a mission trip with my church youths + a few adults, and you know how thais like all the spicy food. the food was so heavenly to me being so spicy and all, until the second day when pratically all of them complained about the food. the people who cooked for us decided to tone down the hotness in it....*sigh* the food was so bland the second day.

  yea. got brought up on chilli. lol. But not everything goes with chilli also.
• rathcycle

  16 Jun 06, 22:45

  Originally posted by saline:

  i can take quite alot. but when it comes out at "the end", that is the time i regret eating them! haha!

  Same same.. so i always think twice...
• CanadianBornChinese

  17 Jun 06, 14:38

  
  
  When I was a youngone, I couldn't tolerate spicy food.
  
  But as I'm older, I'm slowly learning to eat alittle spicy curry.
  
  I'm learning to be adventurous. LOL
• Ito_^

  17 Jun 06, 14:45

  i can take chili padi.. hot stuff.. etc. i like spicy stuff, any time of the day.
  
  but dunnoe why i sweat easily. i drink normal soup oso will sweat. sad, so eat at home.