this new combo
got me wondering
isn’t this soup meant be a cure-all for any ailment
(i already feel sad for the chickens)
created by grandmothers around the globe
as the medicine for anything from a broken heart to a broken ankle?
when ‘ghost pepper’ enters into the recipe
(i do not feel sad for the ghost peppers)
it somehow loses the original idea of ‘soothing comfort and a warm hug’
unless the idea it to completely burn out and obliterate any ailment you may have?
and perhaps may have come down with in the future?
your system doesn’t dare, and may never be the same.
grandma has gone rogue.
she is not messing around anymore.
—
“a good spicy challenge strikes a balance between flavour and fear.”
*adam richman
*adam richman is an american actor and television host. He has hosted various dining and eating-challenge programs on the travel channel and history channel.
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This will cure whatever ails you!
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Lol! Ghost peppers sound very threatening.
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they are crazy intense and most people can’t handle eating them, myself included, and I do love spicy food
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I used to be able to eat spicy food but not anymore.
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or kill you )
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Cure you or kill you!
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one or the other – old school
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Absolutely!
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I’m not sure what Ghost Peppers are, but I feel sure they might be too hot for me. Rather than cure what ails me, they might be something to ail me more! 🧓
Best wishes, Pete.
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right! ghost peppers are extraordinarily hot, causing people to eat them, extreme distress, in many forms. some people do enjoy them, but I can’t see this selling well to the general public
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Most definitely not for me then!
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An amusing thought, Beth! :-D
~David
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it just seemed such an odd mix to me )
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The old “Kill or Cure” recipe …
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yes, medieval level medicine
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“Obliterate any ailment” LOL! That should be front and center on the label, you marketing genius, you. (Until the FDA catches up with you!) 🤪
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this could be a problem down the road for me )
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I’ll be a character witness if you need one! 😜❤️😜
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thank you!
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I prefer to keep my taste buds un-singed by rogue chicken soup infiltrated by ghost peppers, I so agree, Beth. In fact, I prefer to keep the hotter pepper types far away from my mouth.
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I do like spice, but not at ghost pepper level and not in my soup )
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I think ghost chilies a for enhancement, rather than dominance. They are very hot.
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yes!
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Sounds horrible… ;)
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it does to me, but some may like it. I don’t see it having a long run on the shelves.
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Some things are not meant to be messed with.
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right
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A whole new twist on hot soup. Hmm…
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I’m a lover of spicy foods, if this was available here I’d cetainly give it a go!
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Made for people like you! I do love spice but not ghost pepper
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The hottest pepper I use for making Mexican soup is jalapeño.
May buy a can to try but can’t seeing myself finishing it. Thanks for the awareness.
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Let me know how it is if you try it. I do love spice, it…y so. In law ate a ghost pepper potato chip and it almost did him in
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I’m with you, Beth. Chicken noodle soup is not meant to cut a hole through your oesophagus, stomach and intestines!
Spicy foods have their place, for those who love ’em (my son) and I suppose there will be those who love this idea. But ghost peppers are wicked!
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I love spice but ghost peppers!!🌶️🔥😱
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Yeah. I planted Carolina Reapers last year (even hotter than ghosts!) and used them only to make spicy jelly (I let ’em soak in the apple juice until it reaches the right level of heat). My son dried them but honestly, I have no idea what I will use them for!
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Wow!
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Wild!
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Oh hell no
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Right🔥🔥😹😱
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Tooooooo Hot!
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Wayyyyyyy
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Wow – that’s a crazy combo. Definitely rogue. Have you seen the ravioli flavored potato chips in the stores?
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Seems like more of a dare than anything else! Also, take the size of the can…you could make 4X the amount of soup from scratch for less than the cost of the cans! Would love to hear from anyone who’s tried it!
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Me too!
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this stands NOT a ghost of a chance with me!
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Ha! Perfect
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The fire breathing dragons may get jealous.
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right!
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😊
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I’m afraid to try this! LOL!
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I am as well –
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Grandma has definitely gone rogue. What’s next? Ghost pepper oatmeal?
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right! cream-o-ghost pepper?
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The idea of grandma going rogue is awesome. Loved this poem ♥
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thanks, sonali
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Most welcome. Have a nice week ♥
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Nope. Not a chance. Not in my house.
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same –
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I’d walk on by if I saw it at our market. No, not for me.
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))))
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I’m eating the original for dinner as I type. Spicy and hot can’t compete with Grandma.
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Right!
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