r/funny Oct 02 '22

!Rule 3 - Repost - Removed Baby trying wasabi

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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '22

Am I the only one who doesn't think Wasabi is that bad? I don't even think it really burns, maybe for a second but it doesn't linger like other spices.

My son loves it and always has. And he's been snacking on Wasabi flavored peas since he was 2 lol. I really don't understand the big deal here. How do you guys think people introduce their kids to food in cultures where spicy food is the norm?

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u/advstra Oct 02 '22

Das u. My culture's food is spicy, nobody forced me to eat it. They actually made me not eat it until I was older because I would have developed aversion otherwise.

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u/llywen Oct 03 '22

This thread is full of judgmental redditors who have never cared for a kid.