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Why Put Fire In The Food

by zenmistress2002

It can be hard for some of us to understand what attraction there
can possibly in eating foods that are so spicy and hot that it
would bring tears to your eyes, but that is exactly the way a lot
of people like some of the things they eat. Anything from the
mildest onions to the hottest chili peppers and spices can be
used to heat up almost any dish you can make.

Even though eating hot foods by themselves or made into a dish
of some sort is what brings the pallet pleasure for some, it can
also bring those same people an excruciating amount of pain in
their throat and stomach. The side affects that some hot items
can cause like severe heartburn and indigestion are common for
most of us, but even that might not be enough to prevent some
people from indulging in their fired up fare.

Onions are used in so many different kinds of foods and there
are so many different kinds of onions. Onions can not only cause
some of the more undesirable physical side affects like
heartburn, but they can become very offensive on the breath as
well. It is really hard to mask the smell that your breath can
get after eating most onions whether they are cooked or eaten
raw.

All kinds of peppers are used in foods all over the world. There
are the little red chili peppers, jalapeno peppers, banana
peppers, bell peppers, and more. Some peppers are not hot, like
those in the bell family, but there are others that can almost
scorch the taste buds right off your tongue. Some of these
extremely hot peppers can be dangerous if you touch them with
your fingers and then rub your eyes. They can even make your
fingers burn.

It is common for most people to enjoy foods that are a little
spicy or have a minor amount of kick to them, but exactly what is
the appeal of eating something that burns you up? I guess those
of us who are not brave enough to try them will never know. What
it all must boil down to is the fact that when it comes to the
foods that we choose to eat and the ones that we like we like, it
is all in the tongue of the beholder, or the person that may be
the one eating it.

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