The spiciest mistake I ever made…

Adrian George Nicolae
4 min readAug 3, 2018

No, this won’t turn into a food blog, but some meals are worth talking about.

​There’s this place in Edinburgh called Kismot. And besides their regular meals, they have this monster, that’s been featured on TV and newspapers and all that, but I didn’t know that at the time.
I believe that last year, when I checked them out, I was looking for food challenges. As a vegan, there aren’t many for us, so I was glad to find this one, yet I couldn’t sample it last year due to them not having it available.

I wasn’t expecting to come to Edinburgh this year, for the Fringe no less, and here I am, with that meal in my face.

I like spicy food, eat it constantly, and have had a bunch of stuff over the years.
I’ve had a few meals that made me tear, but were bearable. I’ve had two Pizza Hut pizzas with Nduja sauce that made me take the sauce away from the other one, after somehow eating the first one. I’ve made my own rice with 15 scotch bonnets, which felt mildly spicy. And I’ve two komodo dragon chilly peppers from Tesco’s that gave me a similar experience, only that that one was in my home with less money spent.

The Kismot Killer uses the five spiciest chillies in the world to make something that looks like the hell we all know from pictures.
As you can see from above…

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Adrian George Nicolae
Adrian George Nicolae

Written by Adrian George Nicolae

Writer, comedian, improviser, deviser, creative git. And vegan. http://adriangeorgenicolae.weebly.com/

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