How hot do you like your chili?

[tandfman]

Too hot may not be good.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/global/main. ... x/chef.xml

[SQUACKEE]

If people eat your chilli and die it is too spicy. Now if they eat your chilli and wished they were dead that is acceptable.

Seriously, heat should spice up your chilli, not turn your mouth into a flaming cauldron from hell. :twisted:

[kuha]

To quote one the great minds of our time: "That's Hot!"

[gh]

You know, I saw this story the other day and it has the air of urban myth about it, but it hasn't showed on any of the debunking sites yet.

[Marlow]

You know, I saw this story the other day and it has the air of urban myth about it, but it hasn't showed on any of the debunking sites yet.

His death may not be related to the hot sauce. There's no reason to correlate the two without the post-mortem.

[SQUACKEE]

You know, I saw this story the other day and it has the air of urban myth about it, but it hasn't showed on any of the debunking sites yet.

His death may not be related to the hot sauce. There's no reason to correlate the two without the post-mortem.

Ahhh your no fun! It was hot sause that killed the beast.

[bad hammy]

The older I get the less I like the really spicy foods. Chili needs a bite, but it doesn't have to set off fire alarms.

[Pego]

The story reminds me of a roadside diner scene from Dumb and Dumber. Classic!

[malmo]

You know, I saw this story the other day and it has the air of urban myth about it, but it hasn't showed on any of the debunking sites yet.

His death may not be related to the hot sauce. There's no reason to correlate the two without the post-mortem.

YA THINK? .... and I always thought that sleeping caused a third of all deaths.