Everything You Need To Know About Hot Peppers | Hot Pepper Gaming Has A Field Day

[@HotPepperGaming]

Yoooo thanks so much for the opportunity! We're super proud of how this worked out and hope you all enjoy it!

[@FieldDay]

+Hot Pepper Gaming Thank you guys for such an enjoyable experience!

[@farrahrenfroe7932]

+Field Day How do you do it

[@zorquil]

Tian Wang was probably the one who handled it the best. Only said one thing about it and barely flinched. Who do you think handled the Hot Peppers the best? And who was the one that handled it the worst?

[@jr52990]

Toilet paper in the Freezer... thinking back, that would have helped.

[@RelatedGiraffe]

A little known fact: Scientifically, a tomato is a fruit, and a vegetable is not a scientific term but any part of a plant that can be used as part of a savory meal. :)

[@mrshishi2840]

>3:01 >Is a pepper historian >Still touches near eyes after eating a pepper

[@HotPepperGaming]

+MrShi Shi History is destined to repeat itself, friend.

[@Alph92]

+MrShi Shi actually its not that much of a problem. as long as no juice or oil from the pepper touches your finger you are fine. so grabbing it by its cuticula is ok since the pepper doesn't "sweat" is capsaicin out.

[@RICDirector]

From the look on her face, she HATES peppers. At least serious ones.

[@reikoshea]

I'm glad I watched this strictly for the toilet paper in the freezer idea.

[@thesvenvids7708]

This was an enjoyable video. Does supermarket habanero sauce have 200K Scovilles too? Or is it a lot less...

[@FieldDay]

+TheSvenVids Probably not! It's probably more like 8-10K depending on the brand. It can be more though :)

[@katiekawaii]

That was a great one!

[@anniedaynoww]

Can there be alternate longer versions? Like, 30 minutes would be awesome

[@dojokonojo]

For eating a whole habaneros all at once, these guys seem to handle it quite well. At least better than I do.

[@FieldDay]

+dojokonojo We were honestly so impressed with how the experts handled it! They wanted to keep their cool to give all their information!

[@nemodot]

But why is it that some of us don't feel pain on the way out? I just feel the burning in the mouth and I've never experienced GI symptoms.

[@SteinGauslaaStrindhaug]

+nemodot I've always thought this was a myth; cause I've never noticed this. But apparently it only happens if you eat it rarely, if you continually eat a lot of chili your intestines and anus, in addition to your mouth, gets desensitized to the capsaicin and you don't have any discomfort anymore. That explains why I can't remember experiencing this since I started eating quite hot food when I was 10 or so and started a eating very hot food 15 years ago. I've eaten chili in some form to some meals almost every day since then.

[@nemodot]

Stein Gauslaa Strindhaug Well, that's certainly not my case, I rarely eat hot food and whenever I do I don't have any GI symptomps.

[@ThePoptartster]

Everything I need to know.. I want to know if peppers can actually cause harm beyond pain and irritation.

[@Meneer456]

pepperation

[@EricAlder]

Habanero? Lightweights!

[@rocknrollch1ck]

'Chili pepper scientist'?!?? LOLOLOL

[@lisamarieschnee]

That farmer guy looks like matt damon.

[@AutodidacticPhd]

Just watching this makes my eyes water... and me nervous about touching them. Also, never trust a food scientist who breeds peppers when they say that this years batch isn't very hot.

[@eltrouble]

Good points from the chef. However, spice isn't one of the taste sensations. Spice = pain.

[@god2many]

A Habanero is nothing compared to what I'm growing right now.

[@that1guy-u-no38]

There is only pain in hell thus by extension hell exist in peppers that's the science behind peppers

[@rosemarymorgan336]

Also, don't pick your nose.

[@FieldDay]

+Rosemary Morgan HA!

[@chidoriyourface]

Christopher Columbus at it again, mislabeling like a boss.

[@FieldDay]

+chidoriyourface I feel like he really believed in the spirit of "YOLO"

[@ErniePantuso]

at around 2:20. I think Tomato is a fruit. Not a vegetable. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tomato

[@boethiah12]

He was saying that these are fruits that people think are vegetables, similarly to tomatoes.

[@kamryn1609]

dang

[@farrahrenfroe7932]

Dang they know better

[@nicklarocco4178]

Spicy isn't a a "taste" it is in fact just pain. The five tastes are salty, sweet, sour, bitter, and umami (sometimes called savory). Spicy food is pain, it's your body trying to tell you "STOP EATING THIS IDIOT IS FUCKING HURTS."

[@erinsam7821]

Was the farmer guy trying to act all cool by saying that the pepper he had was a good one? Show off farmer. He also looks a bit like Matt Damon...a bit.

[@SteinGauslaaStrindhaug]

+Erin Joe Maybe... But I'd think he eats a lot of chili, and it takes a while for the capsaicin to work. I personally think habaneros have the nicest flavour in addition to being hot; so it could actually be an especially good one...

[@charleschemtob7263]

Spice is not one of them. Sour, sweet, salty, bitter, and umami.

[@Jimberlin]

A melty cat turd!

[@Loneeeey]

umm swearing? kids are watching this show...

[@Luka-ds9ou]

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