Cha Seung-won, Choo Sung-hoon and 'Thai Spicy Sauce' Development Defeat? "I can't eat this". [It's cold]

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Actor Cha Seung-won and mixed martial arts fighter Choo Sung-hoon left in search of a spicy taste.

In the tvN entertainment show "Chagane," which aired on the 22nd, Dindin, Danygu, and Tommy, along with Cha Seung-won, the organization's No. 1 player, and Lee In-ja, Choo Sung-hoon, began their journey to find spicy taste in Bangkok, Thailand. "Chagane" is a real spicy sitcom of the gangsta family "Chagane," which aims to take a shot in life by developing a new spicy sauce throughout Asia.

Cha Seung-won and Choo Sung-hoon had different opinions on spicy sauce, so they asked to make a sauce separately.

Choo Sung-hoon tried to create a fruit-based sweet and spicy sauce targeting MZs in their 20s and 30s while planning the "Chubasco" business.

Choo Sung-hoon said, "Why don't you mix the sweet taste of pineapple sauce with the spicy taste of stir-fried octopus?" and a Korean chef who runs a restaurant in Thailand suggested creating a new sauce by adding Thai rat-dung red pepper, which is 10 times hotter than Cheongyang red pepper.

Choo Sung-hoon said, "We originally asked to make the sauce with Cha Seung-won, but the two of us have different expressions of taste. So I explained the situation, "Let's make a separate sauce."

On the other hand, Cha Seung-won teamed up with Tommy to make the sauce. Cha Seung-won made the sauce with red pepper paste, soybean paste, garlic, and 50 cheongyang peppers, spicy dried peppers, rat poop peppers, and fish sauce.

Cha Seung-won continued to complete the spicy sauce by meeting Korean peppers with spicy first taste and Thai peppers with spicy aftertaste. However, Cha Seung-won was disappointed when he tasted the soybean paste stew with red pepper paste sauce he made, saying, "I can't eat this."

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