Half a croissant, on a plate, with a sign in front of it saying '50c'

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Anti-Spice
Get rid of that burning sensation.
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Too much 5-alarm chili? Too many jalapenos? Just one glass of this and your mouth is back to a cool 98.6 degrees!

Also popular with fire eaters.


FakeGreenDress, Oct 03 2000

Cure for the "Ring of Fire" http://www.halfbake...Ring_20of_20Fire_22
The opposite end of the problem... [egnor, Oct 03 2000, last modified Oct 04 2004]

Burnaway http://www.peppers....688&back=more.ihtml
Peppers.com's version of anti-spice. [BigThor, Oct 03 2000, last modified Oct 04 2004]


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       Milk

thumbwax, Oct 04 2000
  

       Mangos! really anthing sweet will counter spicy

wrenchndmachine, Oct 04 2000
  

       It's not the sweet, it's the oil/fat. Spicy is carried by oil, and things like milk dilute it.   

       Dilute! Dilute! OK!

StarChaser, Oct 05 2000
  

       Baked.   

       There's already a commercial product on the market that does this. It also works.   

       See the link provided.

BigThor, Oct 09 2000
  

       Things which absorb oil also work well. I recommend bread or tortilla chips.

nick_n_uit, Mar 17 2001
  


 
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