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Grandson and Ghost Pepper Cheese

frdlturner

frdlturner

ok just got home and my grandson that lives in Indiana he is in preschool calls me he says papa my teacher at snack has some ghost pepper cheese he told her that his papa eats hot peppers and she asked him does he want a bite he said yes he then told me that his eyes got wide and he drunk his milk real fast and then told the teacher that if you eat that you are going to puke...LOL I got word that she had to leave the room from laughing so hard then a playmate at recess sad something to him about the cheese and he told the playmate he was going to kick his A$$ LOL I'm still laughin.
 
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LOL sounds like my 4 year old grandson. Always helping me in the garden and he knows all about hot peppers. He watched his uncles try to be brave and dare each other to eat a habanero. The resulting carnival of tragedies followed as they kept fighting over the garden hose while me and my grandson just sat back and laughed our asses off. He keeps telling me "I will eat that when I grow up and I not gonna cry". I keep telling him not to grow up too fast ;)
 
Hawaiianero said:
LOL sounds like my 4 year old grandson. Always helping me in the garden and he knows all about hot peppers. He watched his uncles try to be brave and dare each other to eat a habanero. The resulting carnival of tragedies followed as they kept fighting over the garden hose while me and my grandson just sat back and laughed our asses off. He keeps telling me "I will eat that when I grow up and I not gonna cry". I keep telling him not to grow up too fast ;)
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Great advise gramps!
 
sicman said:
Uh Oh. this is going to get some mixed responses :rofl:
 
Ill enjoy this from the bleachers.
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Rymerpt said:
If this happened in California that teacher would be fired and behind bars.
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Unfortunately, this is true. Luckily it was a member here whose grandchild tried it and they understand it was harmless fun.
 
I can't say I would be thrilled with a teacher giving my preschool aged child a bite of ghost pepper anything. He would happily ask to try it because he tries everything but it's a bit mean when he doesn't understand what he's in for. Not go-to-jail type mean, but still uncalled for for a kid so young coming from a person of trust.
 
jacqui276 said:
I can't say I would be thrilled with a teacher giving my preschool aged child a bite of ghost pepper anything. He would happily ask to try it because he tries everything but it's a bit mean when he doesn't understand what he's in for. Not go-to-jail type mean, but still uncalled for for a kid so young coming from a person of trust.
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This.
 
Now if it were his family that offered it to him and he had been exposed to spicy food prior to this, I wouldn't have an issue at all. Maybe not giving him an actual ghost pepper pod to munch on, but tamed down in a cheese or a salsa, no problem.
 
If we were talking a teenager instead of a preschooler, I'd say light them up since they are mature enough by then to handle it.
 
I understand the concern with what the teacher did, This grandson has ate spicy before and since it was in cheese was not any concern it was a cheese bought in a local grocery store and they are hardly very hot. Grandson did not turn red cough it was more of a surprise on how it tasted he did not like it . if it had been a pod well then I probably be driving there and have the teacher try a couple of trinidads LOL
 
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