Dorito's Roulette

blue note

http://www.independent.ie/life/family/parenting/i-thought-i-was-going-to-die-schoolgirl-was-in-severe-distress-after-eating-doritos-roulette-31384277.html

Anyone else really want to try these now?

darkpagandeath

Who held her down and made her eat it ? Wonder when the claim for compo will be put in.

Penny Tration

They're not even all that hot tbh.

jobbridge4life

Jenny Thalia wrote: »

They're not even all that hot tbh.

Yeah unless the spiciest food you've ever eaten is Ambrosia cream pudding then you should be well able for them.

BattleCorp

What a fcuking non-story that doritos thing is.

I won't even comment further.

KungPao

Asthmatic has asthma attack.

I'm shocked.

It's well-known that eating really spicy **** is a bad idea if you suffer from asthma and the like.

Non-story.

candy-gal1

Tried the a couple of days ago, yeah their spicier than you anticipate tbh esp when you eat spicy food a fair bit, but nothing major at all imho!

TerrorFirmer

I actually like spicy food but these are ridiculously hot, hated them. I think maybe some people are confusing them with the 'Chili Heatwave' Doritos which aren't that spicy. These ones in the roulette bag are very hot.

Also Starring LeVar Burton

"The teenager suffered a severe asthma attack one week later at school"

I had a Sherry Trifle for dessert one day and three months later had a severe hangover... The two events were in no way connected.

Remember when The Indo was a serious newspaper?

Sam Smyth used to write for them. He broke the Michael Lowry-Ben Dunne story on the front page, I'll never forget it.

Isn't it strange to think of the Indo as that sort of a paper? Imagine Sam Smyth writing an article on incredible spicy doritos. They are such fools those people.

Sprog 4

I brought a bottle of this home from the US one time. It has crippled me on a few occasions. Now and again someone comes along boasting that they can handle any chilli or hot sauce. Da Bomb puts them in their place.

Dempsey

A week later? And newspapers wonder why people aren't rushing out to read their garbage!!

As for the school issuing the warning, how are those people in charge of children's education with logic like that

efb

Also Starring LeVar Burton wrote: »

"The teenager suffered a severe asthma attack one week later at school"

I had a Sherry Trifle for dessert one day and three months later had a severe hangover... The two events were in no way connected.

That like the Irish Celeb's Ma on holiday in Tunisia foretelling doom a week before an attack (but not the most recent one...)

Billy86

blue note wrote: »

http://www.independent.ie/life/family/parenting/i-thought-i-was-going-to-die-schoolgirl-was-in-severe-distress-after-eating-doritos-roulette-31384277.html

Anyone else really want to try these now?

Some people really are drama queens, eh? I mean, jalapeno isn't even all that spicy if it has been ground down into a crisp, or if it's part of something involving bread like a burger or sandwich. At "10 times the strength of a jalapeno!!!!!111oneoneone" it would be about as hot as cayenne or tabasco. Certainly hot for sure, but it's not as if they were made of ghost pepper, or even something like habanero or scotch bonnet.

To be honest I do enjoy very spicy food, but when people complain that a tiny bit of jalapeno in their pizza/sandwich/burger/etc made it "way too spicy!" it really strikes me as no different than someone putting a tiny splash of apple or orange (or any fruit with a mild flavour) dilute/cordial in their water and complaining that it was just "way too sharp and acidic!"

pl4ichjgy17zwd

I dunno whether I got a dud bag, but I didn't find them that hot at all. I kept waiting to bite into one of the 'spicy' ones.