People are saying they are a let down and not as spicy as you'd think. I saw a review by Daym Drops and he didn't react like he was suffering.
I think the last thing I want to do is downing a plate of lava.
Now I know what these dishes are like, I don't want to touch any of them. No thanks.
Can't even hate. I would stay the hell away from Curry Hell too. Give me a toothpick, I'll think about it. Maybe a spoon.
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Yeah, the only way a fast food joint could sell anything with ghost peppers in it would be to have it be so diluted as to be indistinguishable from jalapeños. Just my two cents.
Which defeats the point and just makes it another fast food gimmick.
I'd be more interested in the real deal.
I'm pretty sure my body tolerates any kind of food save the improperly cooked kind, even if it's something gross like chick-fil-a's gay hating chicken.
I had my first Chick-Fil-A sandwich earlier in the year(2014) and I was surprised it didn't taste like homophobia.
It tasted pretty good though. And the staff at the place were kind and accommodating. For fast food, I didn't expect that.
I take it you're never going to purchase the all new 2015 Japanese Hornet Ghost Chili Contact Lenses that are described as being a "Visual Hell"
Wow. True evil genius, there. Complete with a pun. What's it like in that twisted, brilliant head of yours?
Which defeats the point and just makes it another fast food gimmick.
I'd be more interested in the real deal.
Wow. True evil genius, there. Complete with a pun. What's it like in that twisted, brilliant head of yours?
I learn from the best.
You know what I'm addicted to, surprisingly? Mcdonald's Jalapeño burger. Man, it's not super spicy, but it is tasty as all get-out.
At McDonald's I usually roll with a Big Mac, Filet-O-Fish, and some form of McChicken, altogether. Before it was the classic McChicken, but they added a couple new options. I can't remember if I enjoyed the Buffalo one.
I had my first Chick-Fil-A sandwich earlier in the year(2014) and I was surprised it didn't taste like homophobia.
It tasted pretty good though. And the staff at the place were kind and accommodating. For fast food, I didn't expect that.
Chik-Fil-A has some of the nicest employees in the food industry. And their cookies are the bomb.com, for the record.
The fact that the owner is anti-gay marriage is not NEARLY as huge of a sin in my book is that they run commercials on Sunday, but aren't open.
I know! I always want chick-fil-a on Sunday mornings. Helps clear out the cobwebs
A chef out of Atlanta (Kevin Gillespie - he was on a season of Top Chef if you watch it) came up with a recipe for a "Closed-on-Sunday" chicken sandwich. It's pretty close, but it takes forever to do.
I know! I always want chick-fil-a on Sunday mornings. Helps clear out the cobwebs
A chef out of Atlanta (Kevin Gillespie - he was on a season of Top Chef if you watch it) came up with a recipe for a "Closed-on-Sunday" chicken sandwich. It's pretty close, but it takes forever to do.
Chik-Fil-A has some of the nicest employees in the food industry. And their cookies are the bomb.com, for the record.
The fact that the owner is anti-gay marriage is not NEARLY as huge of a sin in my book is that they run commercials on Sunday, but aren't open.
I was honestly surprised. Me and my eldest stepbrother went there for lunch, we ordered, and then instead of our food being left on a counter with someone calling us over, they brought it out to us like we were at a restaurant. I mean technically fast food joints are restaurants, but we don't tend to think of them that way.
Then the manager walks over to us while we're eating, asks us if we're enjoying our meal and if we want refills for our beverages.
I'm like, *EXPLETIVE* I wish the FOOD WAS CHEAPER
Their food is a little pricey for fast food. BUT THE SERVICE, ERMAGERD
Basically, if Chick-Fil-A was a lady, I'd take that girl out on multiple dates and really commit to our relationship even if I think her dad is a *expletive*
One of the best meals we ever had was his chef tasting menu a few years ago. It was our anniversary and he and his staff were delightful. The man can make brussel sprouts delicious.
My jealousy knows no bounds.
Also, just gonna throw this out there, my older sister eats ranch dressing on her pizza. I need to know, has ANYONE here ever heard of someone doing that?
Yeah. I've got a couple friends who do that. I think that's fairly common. Especially here in the south.
Only natural it would go on pizzas and wings for those who like ranch.
If I use ranch, its just to have something different to the bleu cheese dressing I typically have with my hot wings or buffalo wings.
I prefer bleu cheese in that case. But ranch is great on salads, as a dip, or whatever.
I don't recall ever putting it on pizza, but next time I have a cheese pizza with nothing on it, I might consider giving it a go.
You could top a pizza with cocaine, reefer and goddamn fairy dust but it still wouldn't hold up to this classic. Now this is what I call a pizza!
I could have lived my whole life and been just fine without reading this thread. 
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Ranch on pizza was practically universal when I was in high school, they gave you the eyeball if you didn't take any ranch dip with your pizza.
Lets see if Pizza Hut is accommodating.
...well, can't get it directly on a pizza, but ranch IS available as a side dressing. /extra 50¢
You could top a pizza with cocaine, reefer and goddamn fairy dust but it still wouldn't hold up to this classic. Now this is what I call a pizza!
It doesn't matter whether you care or not some things are just food taboo.
You continue to limit yourself to "authentic" foods, and I'll continue to enjoy the great variety of foods the world has to offer.
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