stackyFACTSReaching for a glass of dairy to save your burning tongue is a rookie mistake. While milk absolutely neutralizes the capsaicin setting your mouth on fire, it also coats your palate with a thick film of fat. This completely destroys the complex flavor profile of the carefully crafted spicy Mexican dish you just ordered.
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