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I meant compared to my peers (ie most of this group), not you!

Oddly you get used to it. The bus effect in the guts ("pass down quickly please") diminishes.

I bought two sauces, this being the other one:

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(Original Death sauce)

When I started, Original was fairly serious and 2 drops of Mega, well stirred in, melted my face off.

Now, the Original Death bottle is nearly empty and I can virtually drink the stuff - certainly liberally sprinkle as it does have a nice flavour, it's not all about hotness.

Even my 8yr old will take one drop and mix it in.

Granted, you taste less of the food, so it's more of a fun thing - but I use the Mega in larger quantities if I am cold or have a cold - bollocks to ReadyBrek, this stuff actually makes you glow. Also seems to help a headache

- probably by redistributing bloodflow I guess?

Just to put this in perspective:

On the Scoville scale:

Pure capsaicin = 16,000,000 by definition The Source = 7,500,000 Mega Death = 550,000 Original Death = 30,000

and the hottest I jave seen in regular supermarkets:

TABASCO brand Habanero Pepper Sauce = a woofty 7,000 FRANK'S REDHOT® XTRA Hot = a positively girly 2,000

Believe it of not, you can go above 16 million - by switching to another molecule instead of capsaicin that excites (burns off?) the same receptors.

What a downer. When I thought you were improving as well.

In article , Tim Watts writes

I have a bottle of Dave's Insanity Sauce which I brought back from Florida. A couple of drops of that gets stirred into anything I want to spice up. Scoville scale of 180k according to

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I suppose classifies it as semi-woofty :-)

Not at all :->

Yup, I have had some of that... you can sprinkle it fairly liberally on a peperoni pizza and it only warms it up a bit ;-)

(not bad for pepping up a tin of beans)

En el artículo , Tim Watts escribió:

Not really compared it to anything else, but very much enjoyed a couple drops smeared on a steak that went on the barbecue during the 2.5 days of summer we had this year.

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