Someone who is addicted to spicy food is often humorously referred to as a "chilihead." This term describes individuals who have a strong preference for, or tolerance of, spicy flavors and seek out hot foods. While there's no formal medical term for this specific addiction, the behavior can be linked to the pleasurable effects of capsaicin, the active component in chili peppers that triggers the release of endorphins.
Sometimes it is spicy. All cultures have at least one food that is spicy.
Fijians tend to have spicy food
Ayurvedic medicine will give you good answers to this question. Most medics believe that cravings are your body's way of telling you what it needs; if you crave spicy foods, it could be that you are lacking specific herbs etc found in this type of food.
Not sure if I'm understanding your question correctly, but it could be a salsa or guacamole.
No it is not spicy it is rather used in herbs
Spicy in hindi can be said as 'TEEKHA'. It is the expression for the spicy food.
Afghan food can be really spicy, or not spicy at all. Every family/individual adds their own "secret ingredient." I'm afghan and the afghan food I make is really spicy because that is what i like. :)
Indians mostly eat spicy food but not always.
I call him Bill
generally spicy but not all the time.
Some of the most popular spicy foods are buffalo wings but another great choice would be enchiladas which can be both very mild and very spicy. For a complete other type of spicy food the Indian food curry is a super spicy food that never fails to amaze a spicy connoisseur's palate.
no