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“Spice” up your life 🌶

Want to spice up your life?

Start with your food!

According to a new survey in theĀ New York Post, people who like spicier foods have more adventurous lives.

They are:

  • More likely to love roller coasters, loud music and speeding
  • More likely to have traveled abroad
  • More likely to have skydived, rafted, scuba dived and bungee jumped
  • More likely to have sex…twice as much as those who don’t

Pass the siracha! 🌶

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