It's the spiciest snack I've had, and I buy pretty much anything with "death", "scorching" or "flame" in the title. I will say though, it is very very salty.I wonder if they bring any heat or if it's just the usual marketing hype
It's the spiciest snack I've had, and I buy pretty much anything with "death", "scorching" or "flame" in the title. I will say though, it is very very salty.I wonder if they bring any heat or if it's just the usual marketing hype
The cheese puffs are wonderful not a big fan of herrs brand snacks but they do taste like spicey cheetos puffs but with way more heat. I wish they Had the same texture as cheeto puffs as some of them of way to powderyI have had the latter (Paqui) but not the former (Herr's)... how do they compare?
I assume the cheese puffs are going to be more flavorful, because obviously cheese (the tortilla chips are basically just salted tortilla chips with spice), but I wonder if they bring any heat or if it's just the usual marketing hype.
I often get myself these noodles if I wanted to have a pretty good spicy meal.those samyang 2x noodles are pretty brutal. They're not spicy at first but after several bites the heat slowly creeps up and suddenly becomes horribly unpleasant.
Do you remember what part of China you are in when you have it where it could be narrowed down? Or are you in one of these big metropolitan cities where they serve cuisine from different parts of China?There’s something I get every time I have to travel to China, but I can never remember what it’s called.
It’s a type of chicken, covered in a darkish red sauce, and it is instantly hot the moment it touches your mouth. Not even hot in a painful way, but very unexpected. Instant hiccups the first time I ever tried it.
It might just be a variety of Peking chicken, or perhaps Szechuan? I wish I could remember.
From his description it might be Szechuan -- the peppers they use have a numbing-hot effect in many dishes.Do you remember what part of China you are in when you have it where it could be narrowed down? Or are you in one of these big metropolitan cities where they serve cuisine from different parts of China?