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Guest mellowmellow

my tolerance = very low

the other day, i ate (or "suffered") instant noodles from a thai brand because i wanted to try them. it came with a small sachet of spice i guess, but since i knew i can't tolerate spicy stuffs that much, i didn't use half of the sachet. it turned out to be so spicy for me that i had to drink a whole bottle of water for a small bowl of noodles<_<

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Guest Lavendere

I thought I was tough but I wasn't. Pretty low, mellowmellow - I did that as well a week back.

Had to double the amount of water for the soup!!

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pretty low. i used to have a high medium tolerance but as i grow older it drop. i guess it runs in the family. my grandfather, dad, and uncle they all have a low tolerance of spicy food. when they're young, they use to eat spicy food all the time.

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I love love love spicy food!! But I think my tolerance has went down in the past few years. I stopped eating as much Korean food and have been eating more Japanese food which is a lot less spicy. ^^ My sister's and mom's tolerance is much better than mine, but I still think I have a pretty high tolerance. Just not as good as it used to be~

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Guest dahheekeem

pretty well!! but when it gets to the point where its not a flavor but just...PAIN then..i can't taste anything...but the bad thing is that i loooove spicy stuff so i keep wanting to eat more but then the pain in my mouth goes UP UP UPP!!! hahha

but some of my FAAAVE sauces are tabasco<3 i'll eat it with almost anyything!! and sriracha<3 haha

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Guest FALLENFROMTHE-CLOUD

Medium tolerance right here. I like chilli and all, but not to the point where it's suicidal. But in winter, obviously my tolerance level is much higher :D

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Guest lynatee

mine is insane. i started off eating those extra spicy thai instant noodles by the time i reached JK, and now I literally soak my white rice in hot pepper sauce until its red and mix it with my other food. I actually once ate something sooo spicy i experienced numbness and my face went red but i tasted nothing. ahaha i think my taste buds have been permanently messed up from god knows when. i like to put a 1/3  teaspoon of wasabi iinto my mouth THAN stuff the sushi into my mouth.. but dont get me wrong i DO experience the consequences physically in other ways (burning sensation, red face etc.) 

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Guest the_wronged</3

On a scale of 1-10, probably about a 3. Yeah, I can't really eat spicy things :[ I wish I could, though. And the Tuong Ot/hot sauce, I can only put about a dime size. I'm so weakkk!

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