I cannot eat hot food
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I cannot eat hot food. It will burn my tongue but generally I can eat bit by bit because that will make me less spicy before the next bite. I live in a city where people like hot food but because my parents never cooked anything hot for me so I am not used to it. So whenever I go out for eating, I need to make a note to the server about my preference.
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I can't eat hot (as in jalapeño pepper) food. My tongue gets burned by it. But if I do have some in front of me, I eat it slowly, bit by bit, so that my mouth get acclimated to it.
- I can't eat hot (as in jalapeño pepper) food.
- My tongue gets burned by it.
- But if I do have some in front of me, I eat it slowly, bit by bit, so that my mouth get acclimated to it.
- There's a lot of food like this in the city where I live, and a lot of people here like it, but, growing up, I never ate it at home, so I'm not used to it.
- When I eat out, I ask for mildest seasoning, whenever possible.
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I can't eat hot (as in jalapeño pepper) food. My tongue gets burned by it. But if I do have some in front of me, I eat it slowly, bit by bit, so that my mouth get acclimated to it. There's a lot of food like this in the city where I live, and a lot of people here like it, but, growing up, I never ate it at home, so I'm not used to it. When I eat out, I ask for mildest seasoning, whenever p
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