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Hot Peppers added to a dish shouldn’t be called Spicy!
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Why is it...that when you add Hot Peppers, Flakes or anything that has some heat to a dish, it is called Spicy? It’s not spicy at all! Only added heat! (in some cases, real hot, that it makes tears in your eyes!) It should just be called Added Heat! instead of spicy.
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Why is it...that when you add Hot Peppers, Flakes or anything that has some heat to a dish, it is called Spicy? It’s not spicy at all! Only added heat! (in some cases, real hot, that it makes tears in your eyes!) It should just be called Added Heat! instead of spicy.
flavor
asked 10 mins ago
Barbara Sasson O'learyBarbara Sasson O'leary
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Why is it...that when you add Hot Peppers, Flakes or anything that has some heat to a dish, it is called Spicy? It’s not spicy at all! Only added heat! (in some cases, real hot, that it makes tears in your eyes!) It should just be called Added Heat! instead of spicy.
flavor
asked 10 mins ago
Barbara Sasson O'learyBarbara Sasson O'leary
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Why is it...that when you add Hot Peppers, Flakes or anything that has some heat to a dish, it is called Spicy? It’s not spicy at all! Only added heat! (in some cases, real hot, that it makes tears in your eyes!) It should just be called Added Heat! instead of spicy.
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