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To understand the phenomenon of Indians, blacks, etc. making fun of White people because of their eating habits, we must first understand the underlying chemistry.


First, there is no such thing as the "spicy" taste. Mammals' taste buds can distinguish sweetness, saltiness, etc., but the burning sensation of spiciness is literally just pain. The hotness you feel while eating certain foods is caused by chemical compounds burning through the delicate flesh of your mouth.


Capsaicin – the most common chemical compound responsible for perceiving spiciness – is corrosive. It does to the microorganisms the same thing it does to your tissue: it burns through their membranes, killing most of the bacteria.


Another important thing that we have to remember is that if we add enough capsaicin to our food, the resulting sensation of hotness is going to mask a lot of the taste. It takes away from the complexity of the flavor, but then you cannot tell if the food is fresh or rotten. That is quite handy for the street vendors, I suppose.


So imagine being proud of having your sense of taste impaired. Imagine bragging about eating the substance causing you literal pain... just because your people do not understand the concept of basic hygiene. Hardly something to boast about, is it?
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Knight_Of_Saint_John on scored.co
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>, but then you cannot tell if the food is fresh or rotten

This is why curry niggers put a ton of spices in their brown slop

Its to mask the freshness of the ingredients

Its a mask AND a preservative

Though i enjoy Thai cuisine, i use thai green curry (mildly spicy) and mix it with coconut cream, the end result is a very balanced and savoury flavor

Oh, and i use peanut oil as base

Its moderately affordable, nutty and goes well with rice
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