This webisode of Animals Eating Animals sees the culinary duo taking on the challenge of eating the world's spiciest curry. Jeffrey Ryan Creager and Jan Warren head down to the Brick Lane Curry House in the East Village of New York to expand their gastronomic horizons by pushing themselves to complete the Phaal Curry Challenge.
To win the challenge, you must finish your curry in 30 minutes, red chili pepper and all. If you do complete the challenge, you win a free beer, and the glory of being counted among the few who have survived this intense cuisine. The waiter says that people have passed out and started bleeding from the nose while eating this curry. Luckily, no one has died though.
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