Has anyone DIED from eating chillies? 🌶 | How To Cook That Ann Reardon
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Everyone: DEATH, CHAOS, CONFUSION, HELL IS ON EARTH
James: Yeah it's a little bit spicy
James: tastes sweet
Right? That was crazy
He had a pokerface the whole time, the madman. Props to him! :)
Yaaassss!!!! I loved him!!!
He is like my son-in-law. Everyone else complains it's too spicy, V just asks if they could add extra chilli next time (this is African food which features a lot of chillis) as it's not quite spicy enough.
Ann finally makes a video that doesn't require 50 cakes, or cleaning her microwave over and over, or weeks long experiments.
Yet she still finds a way to torture herself. I love her.
And Dave too! xD
Yes! 😆 it's my favourite
For the first time, Dave suffered with actual decent food, not some hack lab experiment. Poor guy... But yes, this tine Ann got to experience it too. I'm sorry for them and grateful to all of them for having gone through this torture for our evil viewing pleasure.
I bet there was some different cleaning to be done that night/the next morning though 🤣 🤣
I mean how could you not. Always such good videos!
Most of the family was like "It felt like Satan took a blow torch to my face then used a cheese grater on it." The one son was like "Oh yeah. I feel that. It was like a butterfly landed on my finger on a cool spring morning."
FYI: Birds lack receptors for capsaicin. So, adding some hot pepper to your bird feeder will keep the squirrels and bears away but not affect the birds.
What about Deer? In the area of Canada I live, we get tons of Deer and now that a local herd has discovered my easy to get into bird feeder...I can't keep them away😅😂 If the hot pepper works I'm gonna be living my best bird life
@@laurathiele9591 Good luck. Not sure, but I imagine deer can appreciate a good, spicy meal just like humans.
Everyone: suffering and desperately throwing back the remedies.
James: calmly explaining the flavour profiles of the chocolate and peppers.
As someone who is very bad with spicy food, I am amazed how calm he is.
Honestly pretty impressed 😂 I can’t even eat Shin ramen without dying 😂
There's only one other person who I've seen do that.
Emmy.
Watch her tackle the One Chip Challenge like a minor inconvenience and read the funny comments regarding her unreaction.
[…she was crying and all but she _very calmly_ explained it was due to the spicyness, not the pain, like, how]
He was amazing, i dont known how he managed it
@@nodezsh I love Emmy!
"-Is blocking your nose helping with the heat?
-[chuckles] I don't know, does looking like an idiot help?"
Dave is a mood 24/7 😂
Honoring the contract by leaving a comment
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The whole refined spice connoisseur giving detailed notes vs everyone else being like "oh god, give me the milk" was surprisingly hilarious. I think I know who the spice-lover is in your family!
i like how everybody is freaking out and that one kid is just like "its getting a bit spicy"
Ah yes, That One Kid Reardon. I'll never understand why Ann named him that.
Every time he’s just saying the same thing
As a researcher myself ,I find it very impressive that you had all the equipment necessary and it was a very responsible experiment with pain relievers like milk and oil. I also noticed the boys had on a blood pressure measuring machine while they ate the spicy chocolates in case something goes wrong. Too good. I'm sick of irresponsible youtubers trying harmful chillies just for entertainment but you show your true passion towards food science
I completely agree! I don't usually watch videos of people trying crazy spicy things cause it seems a big silly to me but I knew Ann would do it sensibly and tastefully! I love that there's so much education in this too and she took the time to make sure everybody was safe and didn't pressure anyone to do anything they didn't want to. Ann's videos just can't be matched ❤
Well, and the love for her family.
That’s why we love Ann 😂. I remember years ago people literally put their kids through spicy challenges and the kid was literally suffering……
Couldn’t have said it better myself 👏🏽
What was the blood pressure machine for?
It's unnecessarily hilarious to have James just vibing with it and having fun and then you cut to his brother who is literally just *dying*
It's my favorite part, I'm completely rolling with laughter
Just drinking all of the milk despite Ann's explanation that you need to swill it in your mouth lol
@@PrettyPinkPeacock He was dying! He didn't have time to grasp that information lol
Just absolutely dying
I know, it was so funny to see James saying "just a tingle" then you see his brother chugging milk and saying he is on fire. 😂
Commenting because of my contract to Dave. Not only does he eat all the wierd and/or burnt stuff served to him through this channel. He goes the whole mile and, even though he hesitates for a second, stays true to his commitment. What a champ!
LoL Same 😂
Based dad
also complying with the contract. thats all i gotta say about that. (:
i love how you've got the one son who's just like ann, you've got dave who's like "I SUFFER FOR YOU PEOPLE" and then you've got the other son who literally cannot feel pain apparently 😂
I love that Ann didn’t let her youngest eat more than the first chocolate, it may seem like a small thing but it’s refreshing to see someone on youtube put safety before views!
Of course she wouldn’t you can tell she’s a good person.
True, although with hindsight she should have let him try the second one which ended up being less spicy 😂
Correct me if I´m wrong, but she did it just so she isn´t cruel to her youngest kid, not because spice is actually dangerous (for kids), right?
edit: Nevermind, I just saw the end of the video
Facts
I've always appreciated how respectfully and thoughtfully Ann includes her sons in the videos. They are (or at least were, James is so big!) children and should have their privacy respected. I appreciate that they are never the main focus of the video while still including them because it's nice to see you interact with your family in such a wholesome way as opposed to family channels that exploit their children for views. Sorry for the long comment, I just really appreciate such a responsible and respectful parent.
the cuts between James being totally chill and everyone else freaking out looked like i was watching an episode of the office lmao
It was rather hilarious to see him so stone faced not bothered much until the end.
The difference between your kids' reactions is so STARK... One is just so relaxed about everything even when he's obviously in pain and the other one is extremely expressive- This also gave some good information so thank you 👍I had no idea OIL and SUGAR WATER could help?
Repeated exposure does grow you tolerance to this stuff, I enjoy spicy foods but I haven't had the luxury to eat it frequently enough to gain a better tolerance.
I was at this at this sandwich type restaurant yesterday and I noticed that wasabi ranch was an option they had for sauces, I of course chose it and most definitely going to choose it the next time i go there. Wasabi is a spice type different from peppers but it's still intense.
@@Im-BAD-at-satireIt's a kind of horseradish, and true Wasabi can only be grown in certain areas in Japan, where the soil is saturated with the decomposed old plants for hundreds of years.
Apparently, it makes a huge difference to what you'd usually get in the West. Not as intensely spicy initially and a lot more flavourful.
I nearly got in a fist fight with my buddy (not uncommon in drunken, heated arguments; we never let a physical fight ruin our friendship though) because I stupidly thought it came from some kind of pea-like vegetable, because of the little snacks you can get lol. We just settled it with a Google search instead...
James was particularly entertaining to watch. Largely unbothered
Everyone: *dying*
James: "Yeah I can feel a slight tingling"
That remind me our high-school trip where we had a really nice Chinese take-out next to the place we stayed in, and the boys watching me finishing the spicy beef they didn't manage.
@@Nixx0912 I'm on the other side.
I actually like a little bit of spice but I don't really handle it well.
I had a coworker from India and he always laughed at me...
@@bearo8 I'm pretty certain extremly hot chicken wings helped me trough my 24h flu I had after Covid vaccine.
Omg ikr he’s so calm about it 😂😂
Came here to say the same thing. I feel he's just showing off
everyone: I'm dying
James: ya there's probably some heat to it
Of course who from this family do you think they will put on Hot Ones one day lol
Ann’s eyes bugging out every time it gets spicy is so funny 😂😂😂
Sadly I smiled ea time the focus was on Ann
Posting this for Dave, since apparently, I'm involved in some kind of bargain. I like spicy food, but spicy for me is those Korean spicy ramens that weigh in around 8000 Scoville units. I would never even dream of trying anything that says ghost chili, scorpion, or Carolina Reaper.
i tried the mild version of those ramen noodles and couldn't handle it, i don't know how people casually eat them 😭
@@fbidumbbeea great trick is cracking an egg in! A lot of Koreans do that, half the mix, add vinegar and other veggies, etc. I would add two eggs sometimes when my spice tolerance was lower. Lol.
your oldest is an absolute chad, the contrast of dave going "MY EARS ARE ON FIRE" to him going "oh it's making my nose run" so calmly just had me wheezing
I believe he's the 2nd youngest one
@@shivanipathak5380 no James is the oldest only (basically the one who was wearing the blue shirt is the oldest)
You do realize what a chad is right you just called her son a sex addict
@@jonpendragon2066 That is not at all what I meant
I love that everyone else was like "AARRGHH IT'S SO HOT I'M DYING" and one of Ann's sons was like "Hmm, yeah, I guess it's a little spicy".
LOLLL right?
that guy there is Ironman.
exactly, like what the hell?? XD
yo same pfp?
we eat a lot of heat in our house and one of my kids has autism, his pain threshold is a lot higher than anyone else's, and James reminded me of my son's chill vibe while everyone else is dying
I tried eating something with 250.000 scoville today and it was the most awful thing I have done in a while and will never repeat again. But it reminded me of this video again so I came to rewatch it and I can't even imagine how bad the last few chocolates must have been-- thank you for going through this for research
I had an uncle eat a whole Carolina reaper for $20. It doesn't make the act better, it just makes it worse, when you realize he is a grown man who did this on a bet from work. He came home and suffered through the single worst bouts of stomach cramps and side effects of the running Trotsky kind that kept him up most of the night. My Aunt made him camp in the bathroom with some milk and a Pepto bismol. They didn't end up going to a medical professional (she is a nurse thankfully, and put him on some monitoring for safety sake), but he's avoided peppers, other than some Tabasco and black pepper, since.
I thought James was full of crap and putting a brave face on at first, but the further the video went on it became fairly clear that it was no act. That boy has some substantial heat tolerance.
He’s literally just sitting there chilling (chilli-ing?) while his dad and brother are literally turning red
16:10 "It's always okay to say no"
Ann being an absolute blessing. Always lovely to see someone reinforcing bodily autonomy and consent.
I agree. It applies in more situations than people realise, like food challenges or consuming alcohol.
Yes! I liked to see that too
I would’ve said no at the *slightest* bit of discomfort
Yes, unlike certain governmental bodies
I'm really glad Ann tapped out on the last one. I have a similar level of tolerance to spicy food (almost none) and was worried about her!
I frequently "like" videos, but I rarely "share" them. I did both for this video because you guys deserve it for tolerating the spiciness.
Ann about the boys: makes sure they only participate if they want to, keeps it age-appropriate, researchers the health concerns, etc.
Also Ann: gets absolutely bodied by the spicy chocolate.
Humans are weird. “Hey this plant really doesn’t want anything eating it and triggers extreme pain in anything that does.” “Cool let’s make snacks out of it!”
Not quite. It triggers pain in anything other than its targeted client. They want birds to eat the fruit, fly off, and pass the seeds undigested.
@@JohnDlugosz Point still kinda stands..We eat things even if they legit hurt to eat. We’re weird creatures.
Well, a lot of people are less sensitive to spicy foods, and many people like the taste of chillies, myself included.
I don't find chillies to be painful, but too much can get uncomfortable, however I love the taste of chillies, so I love to put chilli in a lot of things.
While chilis do activate the body's pain receptors, because pain and pleasure are so closely linked in the brain, it can also activate the body's pleasure receptors when eating it. This is the same reason why some people are into BDSM; they derive pleasure from ceratin levels of pain
I garintee it was one guy hungry or unknowingly ait it ...then went back to camp and was like I bet you can't eat one...tail of every intro to hot food....those saying they like it from the start I bet eat spicy foods from the start too as a little one
Probably the only ones I don't skip the "advert" part. I enjoy how seamless everything is.
Mazel tov to Dave on his novel!
Thoroughly enjoyed watching you turn your whole family pink. The little one was lucky; sometimes it's good to be the baby of the family.
Everyone else: *lowkey crying*
James: yeah, it's fine, a little spicy, I'll just vibe for a bit and let you know if it gets any worse
This is for Dave, he totally earned the algorithm help
yes, I am adding another comment for Dave.
Count this one for Dave as well! We did have a contract after all.
me as well
Dave is always dedicated, that should be applauded. Here's to Dave 👏🏻👏🏻
hey dave
Okay, I was going to make this comment anyway, but now I'm especially doing it for Dave: Whoever does the captions for these are as on fire as those chilis! Thank you so much for taking the time to not only make actual ones, but for adding fun into them 🥰
Ann is always a smart and careful Queen and we all collectively love it. Poor Dave took one for the team and we love him for doing that service every time.
I love that you took care of your boys to have blood pressure machines on them and to also not let your youngest son participate past the first one. I see so many reckless things on youtube and I'm just glad that the care you take in debunking fake/harmful cooking hacks you also take to protect your children while filming an unrelated video.
Yes! Safety is important!
Seriously though, can she be my mom? xD She has such a good heart.
I love how everyone looks like they're suffering from torture but James like "🤷♂️ it's nice". You can definitely see who loves spicy food in the fam.
lol
Guess we know who's going to get all the leftover chilli chocolate 😂
It's not a question of him liking spicy food. He simply has a very high tolerance to spicy foods.
@@thecatatemyhomeworkrelated things. High tolerance to spicy foods comes from repeated exposure. If he's choosing to consume spicy food regularly, it's a safe bet he likes the stuff.
@@TheBluestflamingosI'm gonna say in most cases yes but some people naturally have more resistance to spicy foods
Good job Dave and kids! “Its not spicy at all” and immediately coughing followed by “that’s unpleasant, NOW it’s hitting” plus the cutaways to the other son just chilling was so so funny to me.
All right Dave, here you go. I must say your one son was a comedic champion. I’m glad you were all safe about it, and I’m glad you emphasized that people can always say no.
Everyone: visible expressions of pain
Ann's oldest: yeah, there's some spice there.
Very entertaining video 👍🏻
Lol
Yeah. It was interesting how observant and scientific he is.
Some people are very resistant to spice. I'm one of them.
@@sindelscat9336 same here 🌶
@@AsAventurasdeGui yes 🌶
This is such a good example of a responsible challenge type video. There is consent, information, warnings and an age restriction. Amazingly done and very interesting.
James is absolutely fantastic in his stoicism, especially compared to the rest of the family. He's hilarious!
And in one shot there was a blood pressure machine… you could tell they were probably checking to make sure it was safe for him to continue…and that he was ok.
As an environmental scientist we met with a village in Ivory Coast once and part of their custom was to pass around two bowls, one with cola nut (mild stimulant but takes a bit to kick in, nice bitter taste but not for everyone) and this red, leafy looking paste. Well, I didn't know what it was but I mimicked the senior anthropologist and took a lot. Wow. That tablespoon amount was a lot of chili. Great method since you know people will be awake for your meeting but very glad I spent time in India before then.
Love this channel, well informed content and seemingly great people. Well done for being responsible content producers.
Contractual like & comment. Love all the safety precautions and the emphasis that opting out is always an option.
Ann’s words:”But I am going to try them myself too.”
Ann’s face: “why am I doing this”
yep, that was at number 2
We appreciate the sacrifice Ann ❤️❤️
@@Ineddiblehulk indeed we do
Yup, I look like that if pepperoni touched my slice of pizza. (I'm a _major_ spice wimp! 😅)
For science!
James is like the everything is fine meme. Everyone: I’m dying!!! James: This is a little spicy.
James: “Yes, there are some very distinct flavor profiles there.” Everyone else: “MY WORLD IS FIRE.”
Erwin Limawan, exactly what I was going to say. Lol.
So true
even if u dont know their names, u know who james is just by the comment
Yeah😂😂
Ann with her bucket and rapidly trying all the drinks, and Matt with his milk jug always make me laugh. 😄
1:12 Always doing her research and looking out for her kids :) Ann is such a superstar mum! ❤️
It's refreshing to see someone handling potentially dangerous food responsibly instead of just being as extreme as possible for the views. Good on her for setting healthy boundaries with her kids' participation and making it clear that tapping out was absolutely an option. (That being said, lmao, looks like someone stole all the pain insensitivity genes, huh?)
right!
I'd feel so safe with Ann as my mum because she really really does her research and she's so knowledgeable! I also just noticed Ann was monitoring her kids' blood pressure to make sure they weren't in any sort of danger
Yes!!
She's such a caring-thought out person, awsomesouce
Yesss preach
I relate to James so much. Whenever my family has curry or anything spicy, they look like the rest of your family, while I'm sitting there like "This is nice"
The "Wow!" on the last bar got me laughing. 😂 As agreed, I left a thumbs up and this comment! 🔥🥵🧯
I love how she's monitoring her kids' blood pressure. So cute. Ann is probably the best mom.
As a former chocolate R&D tech, James has a bright future as a taste-tester. Good clarity of description, James!
And he was good dealing with spice too. I really liked his way of describing what he felt, very precise.
I came here to make this comment lol his description was on point it made me understand how it may taste/feel if I tried them since I love/tolerate spicy foods pretty decently lol 😂 not gonna lie I’ve cried eating some things though😝
How does one get “Chocolate R&D” on their resume? 👀
@@singerofsongs468 work for a company as someone who makes new chocolate recipes
And or tests them
I don't know why I adore this family so much. Especially Ann and Dave. They are pretty chilled people you'd want to hang out with.
The parents would be great to have dinner with, can definitely see them being good family friends
I loved the little “nervous gulp” after she said “I’m going to try some too…” 😂 so honest hehehe
James is really just like, "I guess it's spicy if you want to call it that."
"i GUESS, if we're being generous"
And Matt is “ahhhhhh”
Dave “my ears are on fire”
bit like my mum used to be.
until we suggested stopping to eat bird's eye chilis as a snack might help with her chronically upset tummy ^^;
James: *tries the spiciest chocolate in the world*
James: "yeah, you can definitely feel some spice in it
I'm a bit more sensitive now, but still can relate to that.
Thanks for the laughs Reardon family, a mix of fun and food science! Stay safe out there ❤
Sorry I found this 2 years later Dave. Good job! 😂
Amazed at your son James, he can really handle spicy hot foods. Lol at Dave saying I feel like I want a new job🤣🤣🤣🤣
James outs spicy hot sauces on his dinner all the time - so it definitely works. He also has a very high pain threshold, if he says something is hurting I know it is really bad.
I mean, it's cool that you got People with different Spice tolerance in this, most People can find one to relate to. I'm probably like James, with dave-like comments but I mean nice work, thank you for the educational video and now I'm off To shopping some spicy chocolate 😋
@@villehalonen262 I hate spicy
@@HowToCookThat I've got a high pain threshold, too. Last time I hurt enough to go to the ER because I could barely function... I had a chest infection that had collapsed my lung. I didn't even flinch when they put a chest tube in. With spice, the signals just hit a limit and stop over about 1M scoville for me.
Dave has eaten some truly nasty concoctions without much complaint so you know that chocolate must be bringing the pain to make him reconsider his job.
Everyone: 🔥MY MOUTH IS ON FIRE EVERYTHING BURNS 🔥
James: That one's a bit spicy
absolutely insane 😂
Love this channel so so much! Please never stop making wonderful content with your wonderful family Ann! ❤
A few years ago one of the local newspaper reporters had a weekly series where he did different things around town (our town has about 38k population): ride along with one of the nearby town’s (pop.1k) police department, a farmer’s day, day in fast food, etc….
One of the last things he did was to taste test ghost peppers. The article he wrote was absolutely hilarious! Involving a 1/2 gallon of milk, laying on the floor in pain, tears, crawling to the bathroom stall & eventually an ambulance.
He was a great writer. The results of this was that no reporter at the newspaper, & this reporter specifically, was allowed to do a story of this type type without previous permission. Lol
He eventually left the paper & joined the police force
Ann: Eats the hottest chocolate and starts to get tortured so badly
Her son: You can actually taste the papers in it, not like the spiciness only
that dude is literally not... like i swear he cant taste the spice
This is me with my husband. He put about two spoonfuls of a special hot sauce on a burrito and was happily eating it. I had a stuffy nose and was desperate for relief so I very lightly dipped a cracker into the hot sauce- maybe half a teaspoon or so- and took a bite. Worst mistake.
I chugged a whole glass of milk, then put ice cube after ice cube on my tongue. After half an hour I put Orajel on it to numb the pain so I could sleep. My nose was still stuffed up and my husband finished his burrito.
@@renaaltman3974 I can't imagine you jumping around and he's eating his burrito happily, if you made that burrito then it must be a very nice one that he can't even do anything to help your pain.
I love how everyone was dieing with those last two, chugging milk and whatnot... And then there's James just sitting there with a straight face the whole time.
What a precious family you have. Thank you for sharing them with us xx
Milk is soothing, ice cream is better, but they still take a while with repeat mouthfuls to relieve the pain. A shot of lemon juice is a lot more effective in my experience. Instead of fat binding to the capsaicin, citric acid washes it away.
I love how everyone is freaking out about the heat and in pain, and James is like "oh you can feel the different peppers, is nice"
that was best part of video.
I love how you didn't let your youngest eat more spicy chocolate.
With all of the "family vloggers" putting their views over their family I always love the way you include your kids in your videos, just as addition if they wanna be included not to farm views.
@sam zuriel ever heard of spicy drinks?
@sam zuriel I had one before...I think it might have been the lindor, or something very similar. It was a mild, slow burn at the back of my mouth, but not unpleasant!
I wouldn't be able to do anything spicier, lol
The first one is familiar to me. I like it. Never tried the others.
I know the first one. I absolutely hated it every time I tried it. I can't handle bitterness or spicyness, so chilli chocolate is a nightmare for me.
thank you for making such good closed captioning :)
Such an entertaining and educational video. Love it
I love how Ann didn’t tell anyone that swishing the milk would help them.
That could count as likely inducing a placebo.
If they know there's a way to make it work, then they'd _know_ it does work, and yet, that very thing could make them think it works better than it actually does.
Seriously though, haha
@@yungoldman2823 RIGHT? I was like, not really sure what that has to do with my original comment.
Yes, she did, right at the beginning after the second piece of candy was eaten.
She told us, the viewers, but not her family
We stan a queen who makes sure everyone is consenting and ok with what they're doing beforehand, I'll add this video to my list of reasons why you're one of the best youtubers out there
This is me leaving a comment just for Dave’s sake haha 🥵
@@vanessanaumets4677 what about Ann?
Yes! Absolutely one of the best!
The one gentleman takes spice like a champion. Talk about a beast 😁
its called being a wife and mother.
Truly amazing! I love the reaction of your eldest boy he was so calm while everyone else was doing
Amazingly entertaining and informative.
Thank you all!
I'm just imagining the confused look on someone's face when someone asks them if they want hot chocolate and instead of getting a cup of the hot liquid chocolate drink, they're presented with a square of chocolate with chilis in it
Underrated comment
@@velawesoraptor I know right! This is such a funny comment it deserves more likes
@@handwashingonion-UAE thank you :3
@@marleee.2174 No problem ^-^
oooooh i love the pun
"The guy who comes late to the party" is probably the most entertaining way I've heard to describe an aftertaste.
I seriously love and appreciate how informative ALL of your videos are! They never fail to be interesting and entertaining from start to finish, which makes you one of the rather few TH-camrs (that I know of) who always lives up to their video titles. Thank you very much for that :)
Bless your boys for taking part! What a lovely family you have
As a chilli consumer for most of my life, the best way to get rid of the heat in your mouth, and to stop your stomach from burning, is to drool it out. Literally, just stand over the sink and let your saliva and mucus do the work
Trueeeee... i do this when it becomes unbearable
Yup! That's exactly what I do I love spice but sometimes it's too much 😅
wow, thanks for the tip!
Exactly... Sometimes you just gotta drool like a dog haha
And if you’re preparing to eat a spicy meal my advice is to get a big hit of a lot of spice about 15 minutes before the meal. For example, just take a bite out of a Thai chili. You’ll go through the pain and your body will react to it, and then by the time you’re eating the spicy meal you’re ready to actually enjoy the chilies in your food rather than suffer from them. It’s like a runners high but for chilis.
I love have everyone is dying and James is just ‘chilling’
Don't you mean chili n
Sure do
Poor Ann and her family! They all endured this torture but James just sort of brushed it off! Good for him!
I enjoyed learning about what makes peppers hot! Thanks for doing the research!
Dave, your sacrifice has not been in vain, the entertainment value was off the charts 😂
Everyone: Talking about the sensation, the taste and so on
Ann: Taking shots trying to neutralize the capsaicin
Our girl really gave it her all 😭
Oh yes, she certainly did! 😬🔥
I salute your sacrifice, Thank you for your service to food and pain.
I am impressed by the forethought put into the experiment with the different drinks to try and relieve the pain and the blood pressure monitors. Great video!
Anne: "...the hottest chocolate..."
Me thinking: "Oh no, poor Dave!"
i love dave so much he's hotter than a chili
Commenting at Dave's request. This one goes out to Dave, and actually, this is for your whole family being so goddamn brave in doing this!
yuh
Same!
Same! It's a contract!
For Dave!
Same
I really admire your family ❤❤❤ Dave is a REAL TROOPER!
This is great! Yall are fabulous!
When is James going to be invited onto Hot Ones? I want to hear him describe the different notes of the hot sauce 😂
Congratulations on your book, Dave!
You can tell who in the family either has the highest pain tolerance, or eats the most spicy foods lol this was amazing I couldn't stop laughing and at several instances even snorted laughing
Dave's a real trooper. Damn, I would NOT have eaten that
I was so nervous about the last one. I remember when Rhett and Link ate that with no idea how bad it was.
Love seeing that Ann is keeping her kids safe by monitoring blood pressure (and presumably heart rate), but still giving them the chance to participate. Good going Reardon fam, y'all did awesome!
Ann is a mix of mom, scientist, cook and nurse 😂 how not to love her?
@@AsAventurasdeGui true facts
Amounts of chilli in chocolate by Dave:
1. Hit
2. Hint
3. Whack in the face
4: Ears on fire XD
Not a very consistent commenter, but I’m commenting for Dave! Thanks for all the crazy stuff that you eat for us!
Great video guys!