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2026-09-01 04:59:40 UTC

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Google's AI says that India, Thailand, Mexico, and China's Sichuan region are globally famous for serving the spiciest food in the world. So to me it really seems like a third-world thing. Apparently, this spicy food/hot sauce tradition was adopted by white Americans, but not by us here in Europe. I guess that's why I find it weird.

2026-09-01 00:07:16 UTC

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I've never understood the fascination that so many Americans seem to have with "spicy" food, especially these so-called hot sauces from Mexico. I've always viewed it as shitty and unhealthy third-world stuff. I mean, it does exist here in Europe too since you can find it in stores, but it's still pretty unusual and has never been part of our traditional European cuisine.

2026-08-08 02:40:21 UTC

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