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Apr 28, 2024
8:34:35pm

StantonMac Monkey see monkey do

Please educate us on the difference between spice and heat.

Seems to me spice refers more to flavor while heat is the reading on the Scoville scale.

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Originally posted on Apr 28, 2024 at 8:34:35pm

Message modified by StantonMac on Apr 28, 2024 at 8:35:17pm

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StantonMac

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Nashville hot chicken is spicy for spiciness sake and is for people who prefer spice over flavor

shimmy In play, run(s)

Apr 28, 8:29pm

Is it that spicy? It's not been in my experience

Jimo Dashen

Apr 28, 8:33pm

I went to Hatti B’s and got their 2nd hottest and couldn’t feel my lips for a

maxpowers

Apr 28, 8:34pm

That’s what I got. Legitimately hot. Very good.

shimmy

Apr 28, 8:47pm

I had one today that was super hot. They have the guts to actually make it hot.

shimmy

Apr 28, 8:47pm

There's lots of places where you can get serious heat. I don't love crazy spice

fattycoug

Apr 28, 9:46pm

Please educate us on the difference between spice and heat.

StantonMac

Apr 28, 8:34pm

Explanation: I’m dumb and meant spice over flavor.

shimmy

Apr 28, 8:45pm

I've lived in Nashville for the last two years. I've come to the conclusion that

Duke Silver

Apr 28, 8:37pm

Nashville and chicken are synonymous, which is a shame. So much good food here, it's too bad the hot chicken (which is

unctoothman

Apr 28, 11:27pm

Few places do it well.

DKN

Apr 28, 8:39pm

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