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10445620 No.10445620 [Reply] [Original]

How do I stop my nose from running when eating spicy foods?

>> No.10445626

just let it run bro

>> No.10445627

>>10445620
grow a pair of balls.

>> No.10445629

>>10445620
you don't; that's the point

>> No.10445642

>>10445627
Well fuck you, eat my spicy shit.

>>10445629
So just, snot all over my mouth and food?

>> No.10445654

>>10445629
This guy nose. I've always had runny noses with spicy or just hot (temp) food, still eat peppers like a madman, just doesn't seem to acclimate.

>> No.10445668

utilize an old invention typically called the "napkin"

>> No.10445695

>>10445620
You need to level up your spicy resistence. Have to grind it out slowly Im afraid. Also, git gud.

>> No.10445722

>>10445626
>>10445627
>>10445629
>>10445654
>>10445668
>>10445695
I fucking hate spicy foods so fucking much. What's the fucking point, other than to prove how 'tough' you are? It doesn't add anything to the flavor or texture or enjoyment of the meal. It's a pure macho man asshole aspect cuisine. And don't try to sell me on endorphins or bullshit like that because I'm not buying it. I've eaten lots of spicy foods and it never made me feel anything other than burning in my mouth.

>> No.10445742

>>10445722
What's the fucking point, other than to prove how 'tough' you are?
our entire lives are spent doing such things. we are a slave to basic signaling theory which forces to act in ways that signal our desires to those around us.

>> No.10445743

Nobody reply to the bait above me

>> No.10445751

>>10445742
>signal our desires to those around us
So you desire to light your mouth on fire?
Got news for you anon, you don't need food to do that.

>> No.10445766

>>10445722
>t. tiny little babby
For real though: capsaicin is good for you in at least one way, as it helps act as an appetite suppressant therefore helping you eat less (ideally).

Other than that, and the "variety" factor it provides, there doesn't seem to be much gastronomic benefit from spicy foods.

>> No.10445771

>>10445620
I can recommend 50ml of stop being such a little bitch

>> No.10445773
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>>10445722
>>10445742
Or maybe you just don't like spicy foods, and other people do? I'm not trying any ghost pepper challenges, but you're damn right I'm throwing some fresh, whole jalapenos and habaneros in my chili when I make a pot of chili, and maybe some serranos if I want to spice it up a notch.

>> No.10445785

>>10445722
>napkinposter here
I don't know why you're getting mad at me. just don't eat it if you don't like it, it's no problem to me. I'm just saying if your nose is running use a napkin

>> No.10445788

You think that's bad? Mine runs whenever I eat food that is warm or hot. It doesn't have to be spicy at all, though I do enjoy spicy food.

>> No.10445835

>>10445722
You must be 10 years old.
Used to hate it, now love it.

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10446050

> love spicy food
>eat too much spicy food
>anus owee

>> No.10446074

>>10445722
i indulge in spicy when i get tired of the milder flavors

>> No.10446167

on a hot day, spicy foods cool you down externally because you sweat.

>> No.10446183

>>10445722
Chilis taste good. I eat spicy food for the flavor.

>> No.10446366

>>10445620
dont eat spicy food. problem solved.

>> No.10446387

>>10445722
you obviously didnt grow up with it, people who do love it....just move on. Dont feel too bad that you cant handle the heat, there are other ways to prove your manliness....

>> No.10446433

You probably can't do anything about it. Different people have a different floor to the temperance of spicy foods.
I can genuinely just start thinking about certain spices and sauces and my scalp will start to get itchy and sometimes sweat, HOWEVER I can handle quite a lot of spiciness, as in keep going to finishing the dish with little to no bitching or things to cool down the burn.

>> No.10446693

>>10445722
No actual adults think like that

>> No.10446703

>>10446693
technically, you're supposed to be at least 18 to post here, and it's a very widespread view on /ck/ that putting bear spray on your microwave burgers makes you a real man

>> No.10446704

For me, the spiciness provides a tobacco-like “high”, distinct from nicotine of course. It’s hard to describe, but it’s more than sensation or flavor. Maybe it’s just the association of aroma and flavor my brain makes with the psychoactive effects of smoking tobacco, but it is of note that peppers and tobacco are in the same family.

I easily buy into the “it releases endorphins without causing major damage” theory. For me, it’s not just about flavor, although I love spicy food for that reason as well.

>> No.10446746

>>10446703
I get that some people are competitive but I just like some spice in things
A lot of things I make have jalapenos which have a nice amount of spiciness, but not so much that it overpowers everything else

>> No.10446790

>>10445620
Take away its running shoes!

>> No.10446796

>>10445722
>What's the fucking point
I've thought about it and I really can't give a better answer besides I like it, I really do enjoy spicy food.

>> No.10446805

>used to eat tons of spicy food
>nose would run a bit but that's it
>always loved to try spicier things, especially wing sauce
>fast forward a decade later and even the slightest but of spicyness gives me fiery diarrhea 15 minutes after consuming
Getting old sucks.