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  • Nov 8, 2026, 1:07 AM

    @clacke I knew wasabi was different--from the time I thought a bowl of it was guacamole and ate a bunch at once. It's a different experience of spiciness; you feel it in your sinuses, and it passes quickly.
    Come to think of it, I've had an accidental experience with Szechuan petters, too, eating Chinese food on a date in the dark at a drive-in movie. They were just in there to contribute flavor, not really to be directly eaten. That stuff just keeps burning, waaaay longer than chili peppers.

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  • Nov 8, 2026, 11:33 PM

    @14mission @clacke Real wasabi isn’t really spicy at all. It’s so mild you can put it on ice cream or in sake as a condiment.

    Most “wasabi” sold in tubes is just green colored horseradish. Even the “wasabi” they serve at Nobu’s is not authentic.

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