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GeneralDo NotmemberMike Hankey19 Nov '12 - 9:54 
Handle a Tabasco bottle then stick you finger in your eye.
 
OMG: I'm making home made beanie weenie and ran out of Tabasco so was cleaning for recycle and then about 5 min. later my eye itched and I forgot.
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GeneralRe: Do NotmemberAndrew Rissing19 Nov '12 - 10:09 
Just as a comparison...
 
The original red variety of Tabasco pepper sauce measures 2,500–5,000 SHU on the Scoville scale (source[^]).
 
Most police pepper spray ranges in the 1,500,000 to 2,000,000 range (source[^]).
 
Ouch.
GeneralRe: Do NotmemberPualee19 Nov '12 - 10:16 
So, from your comparison, the natural conclusion is that police pepper spray is edible?
GeneralRe: Do NotmemberMike Hankey19 Nov '12 - 10:18 
Start a fight with a cop and let us know how it goes. Smile | :)
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GeneralRe: Do NotmvpJohn Simmons / outlaw programmer19 Nov '12 - 10:31 
He doesn't even have to do that - all he has to do is ask someone to pepper spray him, and after getting past the obligatory "Are you sure?", they'll be happy to oblige.
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GeneralRe: Do NotmemberMike Hankey19 Nov '12 - 11:53 
John Simmons / outlaw programmer wrote:
He doesn't even have to do that - all he has to do is ask someone to pepper spray him, and after getting past the obligatory "Are you sure?", they'll be happy to oblige.

Like the story of the guy that tased himself and then wondered why in the hell he had done it.
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GeneralRe: Do Notmemberharold aptroot19 Nov '12 - 10:32 
Yes, it's a food product, essentially[^]
GeneralRe: Do NotmemberKevin Marois19 Nov '12 - 10:46 
If you want to call it 'Food'
 
I just don't understand why anyone in their right mind would want to have their mouth on fire while they eat. My wife is Latina, and she knows better than to any kind of 'hot' spice in my food. I don't even use table pepper.
 
The misconception is that 'spicey' is 'taste'. It is not. Taste and Sensation are two entirely different things.
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GeneralRe: Do NotmemberMike Hankey19 Nov '12 - 10:16 
Or the Trinidad Moruga Scorpion[^] pepper. Who/Why would use this in their chile?
Quote:
The golf ball-sized pepper scored the highest among a handful of chile breeds reputed to be among the hottest in the world. Its mean heat topped more than 1.2 million units on the Scoville heat scale, while fruits from some individual plants reached 2 million heat units.

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GeneralRe: Do NotmemberAndrew Rissing19 Nov '12 - 10:54 
Unless you're just a glutton for pain, you would only use a small portion and dilute it. Each pepper has a unique flavor. From the post you linked:
The article wrote:
More bang for the buck is how Bosland describes it. He said a family could buy two of the super-hot peppers to flavor their meals for an entire week.
 
The beauty of the peppers is they're not only the hottest in the world, but they're also some of the most flavorful peppers, Duffy said.
 
"You can make a barbeque sauce or a hot sauce at a mild to medium level using small amounts of these peppers and it will be so darn addictive that you won't want to put your spoon down," he said. "You'll want to eat and eat and eat."

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