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Cayenne pepper goes with pretty much everything.

The Greek word Cayenne literally means "the every spice"

The Romans thought it a gift from the heavens itself.

Modern science tells of a multitude of great health benefits.

Why is Cayenne pepper the best spice?

>> No.9194987

>Capsicum annuum is a species of the plant genus Capsicum native to southern North America and northern South America.

I didn't know that the Greeks and Romans had colonies in the New World. Are you OK, OP?

>> No.9195034

Nice bullshit thread, OP, but now, I'm gonna hijack it to ask something:
any of you familiar with various sorts of chiles and/or peppers? If so, what thin-fleshed varieties of chiles do you know of? There're plenty that are thin skinned, but the only one jumping to mind with thin flesh is shishito. Are there even any others? I need to know for reasons.

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>>9194972
Im not into the health stuff but I unironically fucking love this cayenne kambucha

>> No.9195053

>>9194972
Why do people make up complete and utter bullshit and then pretend to be an expert about it?

>> No.9195065

>>9195053
what was bullshit?

>> No.9195072

>>9195065
For starters, that the Greeks and Romans had peppers.

>> No.9195085

>>9195065
Did you not read the first reply?

>> No.9195090

>>9195072
>google "did ancient romans have peppers"
>ancient roman cuisine: potato, tomato and chili pepper

>> No.9195103

>>9194987
>>9195085
wow. I didnt know this board has gotten quite this bad. Have you guys ever heard of a little thing called "trade"? It happened a lot back then.

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>>9194987
>>9195085
>>9195072
this fucking generation

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>>9195090
Now THAT is some selective reading right there. Did you even click on the link??????

>The potato, tomato and chili pepper (capsicums) from the New World were not available in ancient Roman times nor were French beans, zucchini (courgettes), and corn (maize i.e. modern source of polenta).[18]

>>9195103
Educate yourself before opening your mouth.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Columbian_Exchange

>> No.9195112

>>9195103
>>9195090
>>9195085
>>9195072

>be OP
>make up legends about my favourite pepper
>legends get past down as fact
>rewrite history as we know it

>> No.9195131

smoked paprika is better

>> No.9195156

>>9195053
I'm pretty sure this is just satire attacking stupid people who use 'cayenne' as a synonym for dried ground chili pepper in the same way that idiots use 'spaghetti' as a synonym for pasta.
Also that it's used so often without any care of how to use the ingredient properly.

>> No.9195171

>>9195111
>The Romans gobbled pepper up

#BTFO

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>>9195171
No one is this stupid. Fuck off, idiot. Do not reproduce.

>> No.9195182

>>9194972
>>9195039
you forgot your trip

>> No.9195185

>>9195182
sorry i'm not a massive faggot, your mistake

>> No.9195188

>>9195182
the oolllllll shakea shakea

>> No.9195191

A little sprinkle of cayenne under my foreskin while I masturbate.

>> No.9195203

>>9195179
>>9195179
I thought the Romans didn't have pepper? Which is it, retard?

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>>9195203
>pepper
>chili peppers

>> No.9195215

>>9195191
we call that the ollllllll tappa tappa

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>>9195111

>> No.9195291

This entire thread is the state of /ck/ in a nutshell.

>> No.9195356

>>9195053
welcome to internet friend

>> No.9195379

>>9195182
I honestly dont know hat this means

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>>9194972
>best spice
reporting in

>> No.9195587

>>9194972
I COMPLETELY FUCKING AGREE.

>> No.9195958

>>9195106
Its ok soon you will die out and nothing of importance and actual knowledge will be lost.