Some Things in Stardew that Makes No Sense At All

[vampirebunni]

Dried hot pepper and hot pepper jelly are both popular. Hot pepper wine is also a real thing, but isn't as popular.

 

[Perigon360]

Dried hot pepper and hot pepper jelly are both popular. Hot pepper wine is also a real thing, but isn't as popular.

As a person who doesn't like eating spicy foods I don't know such things lolll
Also are they popular in the USA or sth? I'm from China and haven't heard about those

 

[vampirebunni]

@Kepaliar Not super popular in the US, more popular in Mexico I believe. I have some friends from Mexico who've mentioned using them as ingredients for traditional dishes before. I'd try them if I had any spice tolerance whatsoever, but alas, my GERD says no.

 

[Slimeglasses]

Hot Pepper wine?

Am i the only one, who thought of "Bloody Mary"?

isn't that mostly tomato?

 

[Luna_Tuna]

@Kepaliar Not super popular in the US, more popular in Mexico I believe. I have some friends from Mexico who've mentioned using them as ingredients for traditional dishes before. I'd try them if I had any spice tolerance whatsoever, but alas, my GERD says no.

Yeah their more popular is Mexico, since different types of peppers are pretty popular in Mexican food plus some Mexican people eat them for health benefits :D

 

[Hedgehogthe3rd]

I mean…there’s a wizard. And slimes that attack you. And parrots that you have to pay solid gold in the shape of a walnut so that they will build your house. And this is all common knowledge among Stardew Valley.