I used to be able to eat hot stuff, and actually enjoy them too. No idea what happened though. Now I can't even have a few handfulls of Jalapeno and Cheddar chips before feeling the heat and needing the toilet first thing the next morning
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I'm a total wimp when it comes to hot wings, so I can't contribute directly, but my wife loves Reagle Beagle. Not the on-the-menu hot wings though. You have to ask for the suicide sauce that comes in a little container.
In the wooing phase of our relationship, we went to her favorite place in Winnipeg. She ordered the hot wings and I dug in. Hottest wings I've ever had. So much so that my head was sweating. My hair was drenched, my face was a shade of red I'd never before witnessed and I resorted to dumping sugar packets into my mouth for any sort of relief. Sure did win her over that night!
Great story. Did you find out what the ingredient was? The hottest thing I ever had in a Calgary restaurant was a Malaysian curry, but that was before I had built up crazy tolerance. The Superstore occasionally has ghost peppers and I have made nachos with those - instant hick-ups. That is intense heat. They are still edible, but to the point they are not really that enjoyable. I find the Thai peppers to be optimal combination of taste/heat.
No, we never made it back to that pub.
However, I have always assumed that the cook was trying to teach me a lesson. Because they were not edible.
It's weird, I would estimate that 80% of my non breakfast meals have spicy components, but my actual tolerance for the high heat stuff is pretty low. Bird's eye chilis are about as high as I can comfortably go.
I'm sure that all this stuff in this thread would kill me.
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The hottest I've had were the bull ones and it got me hard. I can take quite a bit of spice, but nowhere near the tolerance some friends and family have:
I can vouch for the bull and finch volcano wings. I ate an order, tears, sweating and all. 2 days of fecal misery after and no matter how many times or how intensively you wash your hands that night, don't touch your business. Let's just say after 5+ handwashes, my ex is still upset at me.
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Bull & Finch Bridlewood, the volcano wings there. Holy ####, my ####### still has nightmares. I've never been in so much pain for days after, and in days I mean weeks and months. My stomach has never been the same, not even joking. But I still order them time to time cause I am an idiot and mama didn't raise no #####
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I've gone to places like Quaker Steak & Lube in Ohio and done the waiver thing for Triple Atomic Wings and all but I don't get the allure of this as I can't properly taste anything after with my mouth and tongue burnt which kind be of kills the enjoyment of food and drink.
I gotta wonder at what point a bar is just gonna spray straight up pepper spray onto a plate of wings and call it a day.
Once you start getting into the sauces with capsicum extract you've really lost all flavour and it just ends up being a synthetic chemically/acid taste.
Or you can sign a waiver and not really read it and the waiter will just Bear Mace you in the face.
That would be amazing.
Waiter brings out a plate of moderately hot wings. Customer dives right in, after the third they waive the waiter over "Hey these aren't so hot, what the hell?". Waiter encourages them to try one more, proceeds to mace customer mid bite. "Hot enough for ya?!"
A product called 'Pure Capsaicin' is the secret to the waiver wings ... A habanero pepper is rated about 250,000 on the Scoville scale - this stuff is 16,000,000 it's insane - basically concentrated hot pepper oil ... The bottle comes in a glass jar incase it breaks. It comes with an eye dropper to put the oil in sauces but idiots make sauces with it - it's landed a buddy of mine in the hospital after a wing eating contest...
