Just took a pepper off the vine and thoughts to myself, self, I can eat habaneros and like the taste, how much hotter can a ghost chili be. Well, self took a bite and I have been drooling for the past twenty minutes, I cant feel my lips and my mouth is still on fire.

Son thought he would be brave and try a little bit, and got bit.

yeah, I like spicy stuff but I ain't crazy. The bhut jolokia just sounds like death in a little package.

This one BBQ place in Southeast PA has a food challenge: 1 lb of Ghost Chili Fries in under a 1/2 hour. I don't remember what the prize is, but probably isn't enough for that kind of pain and anguish.

If it is mixed with something it isnt to bad, alone it is fire.

In college I was big into spicy foods and you can build up quite a tolerance after while. Even then I couldn't easily eat raw Habeneros. The craziest part is that if you're cutting them up without gloves the oils or residue can stay on your hands for hours without you knowing it, even after washing. You have to scrub your hands like a doctor prepping for surgery to get everything off, and touching a sensitive area while using the bathroom is not a fun way to learn that lesson.

Now, imagine a Habi and multiply that by 10 and you get the ghost chili. 1.5 million scoffield units just by its lonesome.

Yikes, that's pretty much inedible. I remember when the Habanero was the hottest pepper ever. There was a special strain that if grown right could get above 500k Scovilles but 1.5 MM is just nasty on a whole other level.

The fire is addictive. You put a little on your finger and touch your tongue and it tingles for an hour, lol.

Im a b**ch when it comes to spicy stuff. I like Jalapenos, but I can't eat the hottest wings at Wing Street. There's a line I don't want to cross between having to blow my nose and wipe tears and actually enjoying my food haha

There is no blowing noses or tearing with these peppers, they just kill you right off the bat.

Sounds like recommendation to me, I've thought of getting batch of those for a while but just haven't got it done so far. Curiosity killed the cat you know...

It is an amazing experience if you dont chew the thing. You mouth lights up, where the pepper touched is seered, and it is all in your mouth. It isnt in your stomach. Your lips get numb and it is pretty cool, lol.