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Offline Razor

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Re: Passing wind after a curry
« Reply #30 on: October 16, 2010, 01:40 PM »
Hi
If onions are to blame, do we need to modify the bhaji group test?

Lol, yeah, we'll just leave out the onions ha.

Ray :)

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Re: Passing wind after a curry
« Reply #31 on: October 16, 2010, 02:00 PM »
Hi

Was thinking more of assessing there potency. The wind sock test!

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Re: Passing wind after a curry
« Reply #32 on: October 16, 2010, 06:36 PM »
If we had an annual CRO awards then this thread would surely be shortlisted!!!

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Re: Passing wind after a curry
« Reply #33 on: October 16, 2010, 06:47 PM »
Whatever causes it guys, lets go green and save gas........    Fart in a jar!!!!!  :)

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Re: Passing wind after a curry
« Reply #34 on: October 16, 2010, 10:44 PM »
If we had an annual CRO awards then this thread would surely be shortlisted!!!

We can call it the 'Arse-cers' award!  ::)

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Re: Passing wind after a curry
« Reply #35 on: October 16, 2010, 11:16 PM »

I have also heard that Chili powder if not cooked through can cause flatulence plus the dreaded ' Ring Of Fire ' the following day  :o I now keep a toilet roll in the fridge for just these occasions.  :D

chilli has also been proven to relax arteries adding benifits to your hearts health, i assume then chilli relaxes your bowls also wish i can relate with to somewhat after a naga chicken, (very painfull next day!), but i dont fart much, green veg does it for me(sprouts!)

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Re: Passing wind after a curry
« Reply #36 on: October 19, 2010, 05:14 PM »
I'm glad this topic is here... I was going to start something similar. 

Having followed this forum for around a year now, I happily make curry at home regularly. I get barely no side effects at all, just a half decent BIR style curry. More recently, we've started eating out again, or getting takeaways. Crikey, the difference is phenomenal. Not in the taste... but in my bowels!

After a 'real' curry, I'm not kidding, my emitted gasses smell like a rotting sewer, quite horrendous. And the next morning, I have to "go" at least three times, each time with the thought that there can't possibly be any more!

So, whatever the missing ingredient is, it has an effect which to be honest I could do without. The flatulence and bloating really isn't worth it!

Of course, it could be down to the extra onions... I always start with poppadoms and (lots of) onion salad, and I expect their bases contain more than I use. Also, I'm an ale drinker, and a night on the beer can give me some of these symptoms regardless of what I eat. So I suppose when you mix it all together, it's not really surprising!

Anyway, good thread  :D

 

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