When you eat something too spicy (say a jalapeno on a dare), what can you do to get quick relief?
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Eat some bread and quick.
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Milk or milk products, like sour cream, will stop the pepper from burning as much.
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I can take a jalapeño, but if it was something spicy that I could not take then I would drink a lot of water.
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You can do 3 things 1 suck in a much air as you can 2 eat a slice of wheat bread 3. drink a glass of milk, it can be chocolate.
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A vanilla milkshake works for me. I love spicy food.
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I can handle a jalepeno, but if it were something hotter, I'd go with milk, and/or plain bread or crackers.
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I like to put a dollop of sour cream on my spicy jalapenos.
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Milk and sugar.
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There is nothing that will take the burning sensation away. Bread or milk products will do nothing to alleviate the pain. You gotta tough it out. I'm hispanic. I oughta know.
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bostjan64 I'm not Hispanic, but I agree. People saying to drink water might be confusing hot spiciness with saltiness or something. If the food is truly piquant, water will only make the sensation stronger. Bread and milk might help your stomach later on, but nothing takes the burning sensation away other than just waiting a minute or two for it to fade.
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I usually swish milk around in my mouth.
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milk or some bread
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milk or a piece of chocolate work for me.
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my sis and i usually drink pepsi or coke, we find it works better than milk
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Rice works very well for quick relief.
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piece of bread slows the burning down, I eat fresno jala, all the time HOT HOT HOT
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I don't. I LIKE that burning feeling.
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I love very hot spicy food. Indian is great and Thai.
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Water works. Milk works better. A slice of bread is the best.
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chapati, nan bread, mint yougurt, yum yum!!!
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bread or chocolate are my first choices. chocolate works wonders!
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