Sly Bald Guys Forum
Discussions About Being Bald => General Discussion => Topic started by: marshd1000 on February 11, 2012, 12:11:26 AM
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Tonight, I was munching on some Nalley Hamburger Dill Chips. I love those things. But I haven't had some in awhile. So while munching on them, I noticed that my bald head was breaking out in a sweat! Some on the top and a lot on the backside of the noggin. Thinking about this, I also remember that if I put too much Italian dressing on my salad, it does the same thing. So do any of you have things like this happen? Also, what foods do that to you?
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Spicy (as in chile spicy) foods always make my head sweat. That's how I can tell if the food is spicy enough or not!
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hotwings do it
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Spicy (as in chile spicy) foods always make my head sweat. That's how I can tell if the food is spicy enough or not!
Ditto. If I'm not sweatin' I'm not eatin'! >:D
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Ánything hot -- hot as in temperature. Chili does it to me or anyyhinng I order in an Italian restaurant.
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I love spicy hot foods..... and they pretty much all make my head sweat.
Everything from hot wings to Indian food.... I love it all. I recently had an on line Friend mail me a coule of jars of nuclear napalm hot pepper jelly. Man is that stuff good and talk about a nice sweat!!!! That pops the beads up on the noggin in record time.
This past Monday I was off of work and took the wife and kids for an Indian lunch. I made sure I had two large napkins at hand.... one for wiping my hands and one for wiping my sweaty bald head.
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Being from Texas, Mexican food gets the juices flowing.
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South Louisiana, home of Tabasco Sauce, the Cajun ketchup--yes everything is spicy, food, drinks & politics! ::)
Like SlyBear, I know it's got the right spice if I get a sweat on the noggin. I can't think of a spicy food I don't like, be it Cajun, Creole, Vietnamese, Thai, Mexican, Indian--just love that party going on.
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WASABI......... b!@)
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WASABI......... b!@)
Tough stuff.
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WASABI......... b!@)
Great decongestant!
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uwm, bald since like 5 months ago, and I've never experienced this.
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WASABI......... b!@)
Great decongestant!
You said a mouth full there...and that Shiracha sauce will tingle the taste budz, too.
;D
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I only eat if it makes my head sweat, my nose run, and possibly brings tears. I make hotsauces from red savina habaneros among others, and I live for spicy food. My favourite line in an Indian restaurant is to say to the waiter 'so if you wanted to make an Indian friend throw up cause the food was so spicy... that's what I want'
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IDK, I've eaten jalapenos straight (sometimes with fried chicken) and didn't feel any sweat...
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IDK, I've eaten jalapenos straight (sometimes with fried chicken) and didn't feel any sweat...
Oh Harry.... jalapenos are "beginners" peppers!!!
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Oh Harry.... jalapenos are "beginners" peppers!!!
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Mike....you're right-especially given that I live in the land of cayenne pepper and hot sauce! I know many people who refuse to cook unless those two items were available!
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I only eat if it makes my head sweat, my nose run, and possibly brings tears. I make hotsauces from red savina habaneros among others, and I live for spicy food. My favourite line in an Indian restaurant is to say to the waiter 'so if you wanted to make an Indian friend throw up cause the food was so spicy... that's what I want'
I went to an Indian restaurant and told them to make my food, "Thai Hot". Well they fixed me up good. It was so hot even mixing all the rice on the table in it would cool it down. It was hotter than hell stewed down to a half-pint!
p0@^
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I only eat if it makes my head sweat, my nose run, and possibly brings tears. I make hotsauces from red savina habaneros among others, and I live for spicy food. My favourite line in an Indian restaurant is to say to the waiter 'so if you wanted to make an Indian friend throw up cause the food was so spicy... that's what I want'
I went to an Indian restaurant and told them to make my food, "Thai Hot". Well they fixed me up good. It was so hot even mixing all the rice on the table in it would cool it down. It was hotter than hell stewed down to a half-pint!
p0@^
Yup Thai hot always serves me well at the local Thai restaurants, they always expect me to not be able to handle it, but I love it!
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I only eat if it makes my head sweat, my nose run, and possibly brings tears. I make hotsauces from red savina habaneros among others, and I live for spicy food. My favourite line in an Indian restaurant is to say to the waiter 'so if you wanted to make an Indian friend throw up cause the food was so spicy... that's what I want'
I went to an Indian restaurant and told them to make my food, "Thai Hot". Well they fixed me up good. It was so hot even mixing all the rice on the table in it would cool it down. It was hotter than hell stewed down to a half-pint!
p0@^
Yup Thai hot always serves me well at the local Thai restaurants, they always expect me to not be able to handle it, but I love it!
You guys are braver than I am. For me, 1 star in a Thai resturant is enough for me. My idea of hot is the hot sauce at Taco Time! Usually when I am there, I get mild salsa!
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Some of you guyz are amazing. Texas Pete is about as far as I go.
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Some of you guyz are amazing. Texas Pete is about as far as I go.
I've toned my spice down with age, Tom...I think I'll always be a, "Tejas Pete" fan.
O:O
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I have not experienced head sweat. I eat all hot, Thai, Mexican, Cajun and my own habanero/Scotch bonnet hot sauce. Now I do have some pure capcasin liquid that I have yet to try. Maybe if I add that to some food I will get the sweats. Lol
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I was eating some wings the other day and noticed this, too.
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I like spices in my food too. The only problem is now I need to cut back on the hot stuff because it tears me up. A sign of age I guess. Don't remember any that actually made my bald head sweat. Maybe the spices were not hot enough.
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I would tend to agree never seen it