Mad chilli sauce - Bravado in a bottle......

Mad chilli sauce - Bravado in a bottle......

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nelly1

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5,642 posts

243 months

Monday 6th August 2007
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Just received some of this.. for a novelty birthday gift.

Tried it for a laugh.....OMFG!!! my mouth has NEVER been in such torment!
20 minutes of mouth-melting hell I wouldn't wish on my Mother-In-Law (well...maybe wink) - and that was from a drop the size of the end of my little finger!!

Took it to work the next day (a factory environment...mostly male!) - victim after poor victim succumbed to its' fiery sting!
It didn't seem to matter that the current 'victim' had seen the laughable, dribbling, face distorting predicament of his predecessors....."GO ON!!!!!!" was enough to seal his fate....

Is this just a man thing?

I cannot imagine an office full of female secretaries or similar doing the same thing.
The first one might have tried it....but that would have been that!

What is it with blokes and the need to 'GET IN THERE!!!!'

I wonder what would have happened if I'd have brought in a loaded 357 Magnum and suggested a game of Russian Roulette - 'for a laugh....'

Seriously - if you've never tried really staggeringly hot chilli sauce - JUST DO IT!!! - it doesn't matter if you can comfortably eat a phall - you've NEVER experienced anything like this!!!

...I realise this last comment may seem a tad ironic bearing in mind what I've just said, but if you're a bloke with too much time on his hands and a couple of dozen remaining taste buds, GO ON!!!!smile

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

267 months

Monday 6th August 2007
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Linger near a toilet....

sheets tabuer

20,074 posts

227 months

Monday 6th August 2007
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Hot stuff like that is banned in my house after the forgetting to wash hands before being called in the bedroom incident

Tycho

11,922 posts

285 months

Monday 6th August 2007
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sheets tabuer said:
Hot stuff like that is banned in my house after the forgetting to wash hands before being called in the bedroom incident
So you have been caught out "Feeding the pony" with chilli on your hands as well???


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Tycho

11,922 posts

285 months

Monday 6th August 2007
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mybrainhurts said:
Linger near a toilet....
Yep, gonna be spicy twice....

Paulle

31,784 posts

215 months

Monday 6th August 2007
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Loo roll in the fridge?

wooooody

919 posts

249 months

Monday 6th August 2007
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Tycho said:
sheets tabuer said:
Hot stuff like that is banned in my house after the forgetting to wash hands before being called in the bedroom incident
So you have been caught out "Feeding the pony" with chilli on your hands as well???


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laugh

The look on her face is always worth it though - at least twice whistle

cheers for the 3am link, but £28 eek

jmorgan

36,010 posts

296 months

Monday 6th August 2007
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Got a bottle of Dave's insanity sauce. Loopy stuff.

nelly1

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5,642 posts

243 months

Monday 6th August 2007
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wooooody said:
The look on her face is always worth it though - at least twice whistle

cheers for the 3am link, but £28 eek
Yeah?!?

Check this one out then....

nelly1

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5,642 posts

243 months

Monday 6th August 2007
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jmorgan said:
Got a bottle of Dave's insanity sauce. Loopy stuff.
That's only 180,000 scovilles - this stuff is 2,000,000 + !!!!

I tried Daves' Insanity sauce a while back - evil - nearly witnessed a sauce-related death from the 'Private Reserve' version..... this guy (!) at a drunken BBQ didn't heed the warning to "...just try a little bit...!!!"

eek

jmorgan

36,010 posts

296 months

Monday 6th August 2007
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nelly1 said:
jmorgan said:
Got a bottle of Dave's insanity sauce. Loopy stuff.
That's only 180,000 scovilles - this stuff is 2,000,000 + !!!!

I tried Daves' Insanity sauce a while back - evil - nearly witnessed a sauce-related death from the 'Private Reserve' version..... this guy (!) at a drunken BBQ didn't heed the warning to "...just try a little bit...!!!"

eek
I know. Should have been clearer. The insanity sauce is now mainly for defense against nasty 'orrible things. I couldn't even contemplate your stuff.

KB_S1

5,967 posts

241 months

Monday 6th August 2007
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Had a taste of the sauce called 'Da Bomb' that is featured on that site.

It was very tasty but mental hot. Had a cocktail stick dipped in bottle and that was enough. Polish chef that tried it spent the next 20mins in the toilet with his face under a tap in the toilet.

wooooody

919 posts

249 months

Monday 6th August 2007
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nelly1 said:
wooooody said:
The look on her face is always worth it though - at least twice whistle

cheers for the 3am link, but £28 eek
Yeah?!?

Check this one out then....
I noticed that when rooting about the site after posting here. If i'd a spare £200 i would. I'll hope the liz stays together enough to afford the £28 stuff soon.

nelly1

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5,642 posts

243 months

Monday 6th August 2007
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KB_S1 said:
Had a taste of the sauce called 'Da Bomb' that is featured on that site.

It was very tasty but mental hot. Had a cocktail stick dipped in bottle and that was enough. Polish chef that tried it spent the next 20mins in the toilet with his face under a tap in the toilet.
Ironic that water (or lager!) doesn't work as the capsaicin in the sauce isn't water soluble.
The best stuff is milk, yoghurt or chocolate - as capsaicin is fat soluble.

Gold

1,998 posts

217 months

Monday 6th August 2007
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I had some of the sudden death sauce and didnt find that bad, perhaps I need some of the 16 million hehe

Tycho

11,922 posts

285 months

Monday 6th August 2007
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The problem with a lot of these sauces is that they actually stop you from tasting the food it is in. I have tried a few (Daves Insanity & Private Reserve) and wouldn't like to go any hotter.

markmullen

15,877 posts

246 months

Tuesday 7th August 2007
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We once had an unfortunate moment when my mate's uncle, despite our warnings, daubed his food in Dave's Insanity Sauce. That wasn't the worst bit though, he dumped his plate on the floor of the veranda we were on only for the labrador to rush in hungrily. A few of us dived in to stop it but it was too late, the poor thing set off like it had a rocket up its arse, we had to make it drink some milk to calm it down hehe

SpydieNut

5,872 posts

235 months

Tuesday 7th August 2007
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not for me i'm afraid. i do like a hint of fire to my food, but i like it to have a nice taste too, i don't just want to burn the crap out of my mouth so that i can't taste anything at all.

and i don't get drunk enough that i'd try it as a dare, so the £28 (or £200 yikes) will have to be spent on something else - i can't see the point in getting it just to sit on my shelf.

claypigeon60

789 posts

230 months

Tuesday 7th August 2007
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If that stuff is really 2,000,000 Scoville Heat Units that puts it in the realm of Standard US Grade Pepper Spray ...


Edited by claypigeon60 on Tuesday 7th August 07:51

arfur

3,924 posts

226 months

Tuesday 7th August 2007
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jmorgan said:
Got a bottle of Dave's insanity sauce. Loopy stuff.
Or even worse, Ground Zero ....

Silly stuff, love the label thought ( keep out of the reach of children )