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Steve Wertz wrote:
> On Mon, 30 Jan 2006 22:26:08 -0500, Dan Logcher > > wrote: > > >>Tippi wrote: >> >>>Incidentally, if you do get that "hot nasal flash" by having too much >>>wasabi, immediately breathe through your mouth. The nasal flash should >>>be gone in a few seconds. >> >>Right, its all about breath control. If you breathe in through your mouth >>while eating wasabi, you won't get the flash burn. > > > But that takes all the fun out of eating horseradish. I'm not > into sniffing boiling vinegar, but I love a few good blasts of > horseradish :-) I'm not saying not to get the blast, its just a matter of how much before you're holding your head and whincing. -- Dan |
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