Way off topic, but this group knows and likes hot sauce.

Dropping a spot of super hot sauce onto a sizzling hot surface will create
a momentary pulse of pepper spray. Get out of the way.

Makes one wonder how and when you figured this out (and which hospital you
attended )


"Carey Carlan" wrote in message
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Way off topic, but this group knows and likes hot sauce.

Dropping a spot of super hot sauce onto a sizzling hot surface will create
a momentary pulse of pepper spray. Get out of the way.

Makes one wonder how and when you figured this out (and which hospital you
attended )

Maybe he was being assaulted while he was cooking and thought quick.

"Romeo Rondeau" wrote in message
. net...
Makes one wonder how and when you figured this out (and which hospital
you attended )

Maybe he was being assaulted while he was cooking and thought quick.


a-salted....?

Mikey
Nova Music Productions

Carey Carlan wrote:

Way off topic, but this group knows and likes hot sauce.

Dropping a spot of super hot sauce onto a sizzling hot surface will create
a momentary pulse of pepper spray. Get out of the way.

I already know that. Just fauceting ("Verbz R Us") really hot water into
an empty hotsauce bottle to start cleaning it will put a mist of toxic
vapor over the sink long enough to scare me away for a couple of
minutes.

--
ha

In article , (hank alrich) wrote:
Carey Carlan wrote:

Way off topic, but this group knows and likes hot sauce.

Dropping a spot of super hot sauce onto a sizzling hot surface will create
a momentary pulse of pepper spray. Get out of the way.

I already know that. Just fauceting ("Verbz R Us") really hot water into
an empty hotsauce bottle to start cleaning it will put a mist of toxic
vapor over the sink long enough to scare me away for a couple of
minutes.


Itt would be nice to have a pepper spray that can be used for protection and
eating. I keep a small vial of Red Habenero pepper in my pocket at
all times for eating only. I had a problem with an old bottle with the lid comming off
a couple of times. Hot water is very good for washing away pepper
particles on clean smooth surfaces. As far as fumes, I think I'm immune to that.
I still sneeze from the particles.

greg

On Wed, 26 Apr 2006 15:05:47 GMT, (GregS) wrote:


Itt would be nice to have a pepper spray that can be used for protection and
eating. I keep a small vial of Red Habenero pepper in my pocket at
all times for eating only.


Burritos con "Halt!" ? Hell, you can ge bicyclists to eat anything.

Carey Carlan wrote:
Way off topic, but this group knows and likes hot sauce.

Dropping a spot of super hot sauce onto a sizzling hot surface will create
a momentary pulse of pepper spray. Get out of the way.

The guys in the BBQ newsgroups have some stories about homemade hot
sauce...Chopping dried habaneros in a food processor results in a
nuclear fog. Microwaving hot peppers can be an issue, too, as the steam
escapes...

-John O

In article .com, "JohnO" wrote:

Carey Carlan wrote:
Way off topic, but this group knows and likes hot sauce.

Dropping a spot of super hot sauce onto a sizzling hot surface will create
a momentary pulse of pepper spray. Get out of the way.

The guys in the BBQ newsgroups have some stories about homemade hot
sauce...Chopping dried habaneros in a food processor results in a
nuclear fog. Microwaving hot peppers can be an issue, too, as the steam
escapes...

I do put them in a liquifier in the dry form. I do it outside!

greg