Chillies have a neutral taste. The hot sensations comes from a signal on the pain sensors. It is also positive as the brain produces endorphin and pleasure. It’s addictive.
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Hot Taste!
Posted in Asian botanic garden, tagged chillies, hot taste, peppers on June 6, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Smells like hell?
Posted in Asian botanic garden on May 10, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Smells like hell, taste like heaven! Durian has neither nauseous odors, nor a delicious taste. The evaluation is from our conditioned mind it’s only strong.
The nicest singer … the best fruit :)
Posted in Asian botanic garden on April 28, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Interview is in French … the “fruity” part (durian and sambal chilies) is somewhere in the middle. No harm to watch the whole video if you like French jokes or if you are a fan of Anggun. C’est en français … la partie consacrée aux fruits d’Asie se trouve vers le milieu (durian et piments [...]
The Deadly Hug of the Banyan Tree
Posted in Asian botanic garden on April 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Life as an epiphyte is not a fairy tale. His strong aerial roots hug and envelope his dyeing host. The “strangler fig” than becomes a respected big tree.





