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I heard a couple TJ's employees talking about
how much they liked them. As a new product and using the very very hot ghost peppers, I had to try them. Big disappointment. I could barely detect a little heat. Granted I'm used to eating rather hot food, so a total novice may find these rather hot. Like maybe Chris Kimball, he might think they're hot. If you're going to formulate something for the masses, sure you're going to be careful about not too much heat. But if you're going to call upon the reputation of the famous ghost peppers, it had pretty well better be hot! I should find them pleasantly hot. Chris Kimball should find them unbearably painful. This product is a total failure! |
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