During my maiden trip to Japan, I was shocked by how McDonaldā€™s didnā€™t provide chilli sauce for its meals. Generally speaking, Singaporeans love their chilli sauce. Donā€™t believe me. Look at my array of food photos.
If you zero in on my photos, you will notice that my favourite brand is Ultra Death Sauce. My ritual in Japan involves me buying a bottle of this much-anticipated chilli sauce. You can infer that I savour every single drop of it, given how much I use it to spice up my meals.
The idea for this post came yesterday when my wife brought home this marvellous bottle of chilli sauce from Yugoslavia.
I just love the way it tantalised and flirted with my taste buds!
Are you a chilli person? Flex me your spice endurance powers!!!
In New Mexico (southwestern US state) the McDonalds all have a large pot of green chile sauce. It's roasted green peppers diced up with onion and sauted, then some cumin and a bit of flour to thicken it with chicken broth as a base. I lived there years ago but still fill my freezer with roasted green chile peppers every fall so I can make the stuff. It goes on about half the food in New Mexico (the other half being topped with the smokier cousin - red chile!)
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I like chilly sauce with noodles.
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I'm not visiting Japan for they don't provide chilli sauce!
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They have other dishes that provide a tsunami of umami though!
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What is tsunami of umami?
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I do have a sweet tooth as well haha
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Chilli too hotšŸ”„
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You must have refined taste buds haha
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You don't add Chilli flakes on your pizza and pasta? Are you sure you are Italian? Haha.
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I know. My forehead starts sweating and I get agita
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Best to stay away but I fully endorse red chilli flakes on a nice tortellini smothered in olive oil. Molto bene.
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Iā€™m salivating!
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I don't usually eat everything spicy šŸŒ¶ļø but I do like it! When I visited Peru I was very surprised that they use a lot of spicy food there, even in the snacks at the store, you can find all kinds of spicy food. I don't consider myself a chili lover enough to use it in every meal, but I do find it essential in some others. I hope to try that "Ultra Death Sauce" one day.
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Spicy snacks - sounds like my cup of tea
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There are no Yugoslavia anymore. So which country from it? Macedonia Serbia Croatia Slovakia Slovenia
Do you follow Mark Wien on YouTube? (the chilly guy)
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I have no idea! When I know it, I will tell you.
Never heard of him! Will watch his videos when I have downtime at work
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If you like spicy šŸ”„ food, you will like this show as well.
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Thanks for the introduction! I think Ryan Reynolds is so funny
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Mcdonalds in Taiwan didnt provide bbq sauce for their chicken nuggets. Such a disappointment!
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You should come to Singapore then. We have garlic chilli sauce AND BBQ sauce
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For some reason they just didnt have BBQ sauce. I had a hard time finding it at grocery stores, too.
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With all the (most likely) delicious foods in Taiwan, you opt for a fucking M.C Donnie?!
Shame on you, SattlMattl, shame on you...
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Yes, sometimes you want to eat comfort food when you live in a foreign country.
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šŸ˜ .
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This could start a war... but who here thinks beans belong in chili? Those who do please state your case for that insane opinion.
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As in dip long beans into chilli?
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any sort of beans in chili! it is quiet the argument in the US lol
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I do like it but only in small amounts. Just enough to add a bit of a kick.
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Moderation is key.
Though sometimes I like to overwhelm my taste buds, especially when Iā€™m tucking into tom yum or mala
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I do like Chilli šŸŒ¶ and spicy food it's seems spicy
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Hi šŸ‘‹
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Looks Delicious!
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