Debunking Beer Can Chicken: A Waste Of Good Beer, And Dangerous
Famous Death Row Last Meals
In a small ice cream parlor along NC 55 in Angier, North Carolina, the hottest, and we really do mean "hottest" flavor is called Cold Sweat.
Sunni Sky's owner, Scott Wilson, has created an ice cream with the milk, sugar and the other usual ingredients, but also includes three kinds of peppers and two kinds of hot sauce: Dave's Insanity Hot Sauce, Blair's Megadeath Hot Sauce, chile peppers, habaneros and Thai chiles. One of the ice cream shop's regular customers was a taste tester. He said it tasted like "fire -- with a side of fire."
Not sure what the draw is to something that is painful going in, and will likely be painful coming out. However, I am guessing that it's refreshing on a very hot summer's day. Ice cream is cool, and sweating (from the peppers and hot sauce), as we know, has a cooling effect as well.
I'd rather turn on the A/C.
Charlie Sheen Gets Back To His Roots
The List #0147: Escape a Car Underwater
WHOOPS! Obama Makes Big Gaffe
Visit the Maldive Islands Before It's Too Late
Reptiles Make Home in UK Man's Cable Box
Candid Portraits Of Strippers After Hours
Springtime Budget-Busters -- Savings Experiment
Is This Woman Too Pretty To Work?
That's An Interesting Look, Madge
Mariah Carey Suffers Wardrobe Malfunction on Good Morning America
Distraught Mom Becomes Face of Oklahoma Storm
Mariah Carey Curses And Busts Out Of Dress On Live TV
The Story Behind Hairspray
H&M's Plus-Size Model Jennie Runk Says She Chose To Gain Weight
16 Pasta Dishes Worse Than Yours
Okla. Sheriff's Deputy Finds Dog Guarding Body Buried Under Destroyed Home
AMAZING PHOTO: UFO Spotted Over San Diego
What It's Like To Talk To A 2-Year-Old
Killed Soldier In London Attack Identified
Best Friends Reportedly Die Holding Each Other In Tornado
Danny Tanner Is Fighting With Topanga
Jury Foreman: '18 Days Of Testimony Hurt' Jodi Arias
Rapper Accused Of Faking His Own Death To Escape Payments
Luke Wilson Caught Staring At Fan's Chest
New Trayvon Martin Evidence Features Incriminating Photos, Texts From Teen
Teenager's 'Awww'-Inspiring Drawing Wins Big At Google
LISTEN: Terror Inside Elementary School As Tornado Hits
Surgeons Remove Giant Hairball From Tiger
WATCH: Police Force Shows Up To Support 5-Year-Old Who Lost Her Dad
LOOK: Photoshop Mistake Is Seriously Cringeworthy
Jodi Arias Jury DEADLOCKED
Mum-Of-Two Faces Down Woolwich Attack Suspects
7-04-2006 @4:33PM mella said... This sounds pretty gross, only because of the mix of hot sauce and vanilla. But there's nothing inherently wrong with spicy and sweet together. The Dreamery used to make a flavor that was had swirls of chocolate-chile fudge and chile-coated nuts. The fudge sauce had a great deep, spicy flavor, not unlike a good mole sauce, only sweeter. I haven't seen it in stores lately , but it was delicious. Also, at the local chile festival, jalapeno-chocolate ice cream is available. It's not the best, but it's still pretty good.
I think maybe the problem with Wilson's ice cream is the hot sauce. There's all kinds of ingredients like vinegar in hot sauces that make a terrible mix with cream. No wonder it turns stomachs.
Reply
7-04-2006 @7:29PM Dr. Electro said... I'm with you on the A/C, Sarah.
I used to make spicy cinnamon ice cream. I used cinamon oil for a smooth texture. A few people claimed it was hot tasting but most just gobbled it up. The habaneros would definitely turn me off Cold Sweat absolutely.
Reply
7-05-2006 @6:17AM Barbara said... There is a small homemade icecream place in the North Market in Columbus, Ohio, called Jeni's Ice Creams where they make the most delicious flavor combinations in the world: Lime Cardamom yYogurt, Lavender Blueberry, Gravel Road (salted caramel ice cream with smoked almonds) and two flavors that have chile in them that are to die for.
The first is called Queen City Cayenne, and it is a mixture of Belgian chocolate with a tiny hint of cinnamon and dried, ground cayenne chile. The first flavor to hit is the chocolate, the next is the cinnamon, and then, bringing up the rear in a slow burn is the chile. Amazingly good.
The other is Thai Chile--a mixture of peanut butter and coconut milk with toasted coconut and chile. Another slow burner with amazing flavor. That one is great paired with the Lime Cardamom--refreshing and cooling.
Reply
7-05-2006 @2:21PM Makki said... I am not surprised someone finally thought of this. In India in Mumbai where they make icecream from all types of fruits I had tasted the green chilli icecream which was spectacular no vanilla just a few drops of green chillie juice. Was superb.
Reply
7-05-2006 @2:25PM missy said... I have seen wasabi ice cream at sushi bars, but I,m too scared to try it.
Reply
7-05-2006 @2:27PM maria gonzalez said... your ice cream really
Reply
7-05-2006 @2:34PM Theresa said... My husband would like this--but ugh.
Reply
7-05-2006 @2:36PM T ROKS said... i want to try this ice ceram so when i eat it i could scream so loud the whole world could shake and let me know if its coming to N.Y.
Reply
7-05-2006 @2:39PM Clever said... This sounds worth trying, but really gross in a wild kind of way. I'd call it a 'yuk-um' -- bad at first taste (yuk) and a good after taste (mmmm).
Reply
7-05-2006 @2:41PM Taryn said... THIS JUST SOUNDS NASTY - EWWWW......................
Reply
7-05-2006 @2:49PM Lea said...
I was thinking how my husband would love these ice creams.. then I read Theresa's comment.. If you can, Theresa, get it for him.. enjoy life while you can.. my husband died last year and how I wish I could see him enjoy ice cream once more..
Reply
7-05-2006 @2:56PM Jeana Wiggins said... I for one dont like the idea of hot icecream, but my grandmother loves anything hot. She already has the insanity hot sause that she eats on everything. I was curious to know if your company was going to be selling this ice cream in the store. We live in V.A. and im sure that my grandmother would love to try it!
Reply
7-05-2006 @3:05PM betty said... will i try it??
no way in hell....lol
Reply
7-05-2006 @3:06PM Mike said... It's like some of those made-up flavors you hear at a party or on TV (examples - Pork, Onion, and Beef Jerky ice cream). However, in 1969, Baskin-Robbins tried to market a new flavor, Ketchup ice cream. It actually made it to the test-market stage before common sense roared in and stopped the atrocity. Rumor has it that this is the only Baskin-Robbins' receipe that has been destroyed by burning.
Reply
7-05-2006 @3:08PM Taylor said... Wow, I would never eat that, too spicy to stomach! I agree on the A/C!
Reply
7-05-2006 @3:10PM kathy said... that is the weirdest thing ive ever heard of. not sure why anyone would want a spicey icecream. ichk.
but im not into spicey foods.i like my cold, smooth enjoyable PLAIN icecream thank you! :)
Reply
7-05-2006 @3:12PM allie said... i think that sounds pretty nasty....the whole reason for ice cream is the yummy sweetness! why add hot sauce? it makes no sense! it totally ruins the point of ice cream.
Reply
7-05-2006 @3:14PM Me said... I hate hotsauce and peppers by itself. I cannot even imagine it in my icecream. UGHHHH!
Reply
7-05-2006 @3:14PM Mimi said... Sounds totally disgusting! Couldn't the guy do something better with his time.
Reply
7-05-2006 @3:17PM MARY said... I'M NOT A FAN OF HOT OR SPICY FOOD. BUT HEY IF IT WORKS DON'T FIX IT. MY EX HUSBAND WOULD LOVE IT. BUT THEN HE SHOULD B3E EATING IT IN HELL WHERE HE BELONGS. LOL
Reply