Why's it always fucking ghost peppers, why can't it be one that actually tastes good like bonnets or reapers.
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Western food ideology treats spicy food as like an extreme sport and not a general component of flavour, so you get people who won't eat anything remotely spicy at all and you get people who want it to be as unpleasant as possible as some kind of experience. People who are just normal about appreciating food spiciness and flavour seem to be the minority.
It's especially stupid now that reapers exist because those fuckers are delicious for the 0.22s before your tongue shuts down.
That's why I like some of that spicy Thai chili paste. Sambal... something. I basically need off the next day, but it's so worth it.
Sambal oelek yeah that shit rocks
White people shouldn’t be allowed to produce food
Love a nice scotch bonnet
my dude what are you on about ghost peppers are delicious. They taste like a combination of red thai chillis and passionfruit 
Can't be great. Eating some Chunky brand soup rn for work, since my fridge died after buying groceries and I didn't have the time for my usual lazy rice and beans. The shit blows.
Anyway, isn't it crazy how these canned soups have lethal levels of sodium and still taste mid at best?
The salt is for preservation, not taste.
God I want some
He said "the shit blows" lol
Never had it, but my expectations are always very low for big-brand food items labeled as "ghost pepper". If I don't have to pause halfway through eating it to gather myself, you shouldn't legally be able to call it that.
Indeed.
Most likely banned in Norway for killing 500 school children for being too spicy compared to salt.
looks awful
You look awful
Facts
bazinga 
Ah yes because "adding your favorite hot sauce" to soup is just too much effort
It's good
It's okay
Like, the heat is there, but it's not like a punishing heat, more like a moderate zip of spice
I've had it!
It's bad!
Taste is very strong extract, no actual pepper flavor. That's on top of a pretty bland chicken noodle. It had some heat, nothing crazy but more than nothing, but without the flavor it just felt completely separate from the soup. Like you just did a shooter of Da Bomb and then ate some (very mid) soup back to back.
As an aside, I feel like Ghost Pepper is going pretty mainstream right now, and there's some great stuff out there. Melinda's Creamy Ghost Pepper Wing Sauce is amaaaaazing, I go through practically a bottle a week; pretty hot for normies but sooo much flavor that I got acclimatized very quickly and it's pretty much my baseline now. Great for sandwiches/wraps or mixing with other sauces to pump up the heat (I put a bunch in all my Cane's sauces these days).
As an aside to the aside, Tobasco is no pepper-head's favorite, but their Scorpion sauce is actually pretty dang good. Flavor is decent, heat is awesome; very sharp and electric, gives very much the ouchie. Great for soups and chilis.
Oh Melinda's has good hot sauce
I'll stick with my basic bitch Serrano any day.
Fun fact, smoked Serrano powder goes amazing in just about anything. Not the spiciest, sure, but great flavor.