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It's long been said drinking milk after eating spicy food will help numb the burning sensation in your mouth, scientists have confirmed the theory too.
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By *asmeen OP TV/TS
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"It's long been said drinking milk after eating spicy food will help numb the burning sensation in your mouth, scientists have confirmed the theory too.
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"Drink a cold glass of milk, helps me every time for hot stuff 
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Water makes it worse as most of the heat is carried in the chilli oil and water just lifts it and moves it around more so it burns more places.
Milk (or any dairy) or beer is what you need as they actually reduce the burn |
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By *asmeen OP TV/TS
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"Drink a cold glass of milk, helps me every time for hot stuff
Her x
Water xx
Water makes it worse as most of the heat is carried in the chilli oil and water just lifts it and moves it around more so it burns more places.
Milk (or any dairy) or beer is what you need as they actually reduce the burn "
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"Drink a cold glass of milk, helps me every time for hot stuff
Her x
Water xx
Water makes it worse as most of the heat is carried in the chilli oil and water just lifts it and moves it around more so it burns more places.
Milk (or any dairy) or beer is what you need as they actually reduce the burn
Dairy milk chocolate?"
Yeah, that'll help. Not as much at milk though.
More enjoyable though.
I'm just about to lay into some Cadbury Darkmilk |
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By *asmeen OP TV/TS
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"Drink a cold glass of milk, helps me every time for hot stuff
Her x
Water xx
Water makes it worse as most of the heat is carried in the chilli oil and water just lifts it and moves it around more so it burns more places.
Milk (or any dairy) or beer is what you need as they actually reduce the burn
Dairy milk chocolate?
Yeah, that'll help. Not as much at milk though.
More enjoyable though.
I'm just about to lay into some Cadbury Darkmilk "
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