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Some like it hot...

Bob Denman

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...And I like it VERY hot!

I figured that I should give a short report on the Jerky Hut's "more interesting" choices...
The Teriyaki Habanero was a breeze... disappointing actually! I ate a half-pound of it this afternoon, and had no ill effects! :shocked:

Now...
The smoked Ghost Chili jerky is a very nice surprise! :2thumbs:
At one million Scoville ( The Habanero is "only" 350,000...); it's a trip! It has a very sweet flavor initially... not unlike the Habbies do! The wave of heat comes in a bit more forcefully! :thumbup: And sticks around a bit longer...

I'm holding off on tackling the smoked Scorpion jerky... This stuff packs a REAL punch at two-million Scoville! :bowdown:
(The Trinidad Scorpion is the "Mac-Daddy" of the hot peppers...)
When I tried it earlier last Month at Americade; I was impressed at how hard it hit you right away.
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This stuff is NOT for the meek! :yikes:
I'm kind of just going to munch on the Ghost for a while; I've got a full half-pound of it to enjoy...
THEN; I'll go face to face with the Scorpion! :shocked:
In case you're interested:

http://thejerkyhut.com/
 
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Hot, Hot, Hot...!!

wow..!! When it gets that hot pretty much doesn't matter what your chewing on..!! :roflblack::roflblack: Caliente.!! Wish I could get some of the hot peppers from back home..those would peel paint off a buick...:roflblack: Enjoy the jerky...:clap:
 
Brave, very brave. I cannot do anything hot these days. My days of eating a whole jar of banana peppers (hot) at one time are long gone.

More power to those that can eat the good stuff and live to tell about it. :yes::yes::yes::yes::yes:
 
I will of course; exercise the utmost of circumspect care :shocked:, when describing what "Part-Two" of this experiment entails!
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Bob, we call that Montezuma's Revenge. :yikes:

I can't eat the real hot stuff anymore but do enjoy some of the mild stuff. When I was in Thailand they had a "soy sauce" that I was urged to try. Mamasan would come around with her Khao Phat, a rice dish. I tried some of the soy sauce.

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Thai food is some of the hottest. Indonesian also. Used to be able to do it when I was young, but no more.
 
I may have to do some International travelling... :D
If I end up needing diapers in my old age; at least I'll know what caused it! :roflblack:
 
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I'm gonna go find a Thai food place for the fourth...
Not ALL of the fireworks, will be airborne! :roflblack: :thumbup:
 
UPDATE: I'm still here, and nothing has fallen off the chassis yet... :D
I ended up eating the entire half-pound of "Ghots" jerky over the period of a day... no ill effects at all! :thumbup:
Sonny-Boy stopped by, and I gave a piece of it to him to try. He's not into the heat as much as I am; yet liked the flavor, and didn't find the heat undreasonable...

Now for the Scorpion jerky... :shocked:
THIS stuff has definitely ramped-up the heat factor!
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Just to be safe; I wouldn't dare try to eat more than about one strip of it per day. It hits harder, higher and longer; than the previous jerkies that I've tried...
But the flavor is good, and I'd surely buy it again! :2thumbs:



(Now; where's the bottle of milk???)
 
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