When you eat a reasonably spicy pepper,
your mouth goes numb, Bosland said.
If it's too hot, all you can taste is the heat and
your mouth goes numb.
I've also come to appreciate and love a level of spicy unlike anything I've ever had in the US (seriously, not the kind of spicy that makes you sweat, the kind that literally makes
your mouth go numb).
Not exact matches
First off, the chemical capsaicin (the active ingredient in spicy peppers) makes
mouths temporarily
go numb, and the loss of sensation gives you the impression that your taste buds must be dying.
«Without it, it's like
going to the dentist and having your
mouth numbed.
Eat too many leaves and your
mouth will
go numb: p