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Dynamite chili 🧨🌶️

Always have been curious how dynamite cheese sticks taste like.🤔

I can only take a bit of heat, and yet everytime i watch a cooking video of these sticks, i drool. 

Since (hubby loves hot dishes) + (kids absolutely loved lumpia) = lez go try this!💭

And finally, one dinner, dynamite was served and history got made (no, not in the 🚻😂)-- this one got the golden buzzer! 👏👏👏  Yup, made it the list of Things-the-Fab5-Can-Eat! 




Its really really good! I felt my gut somewhat warmed by the chili, but it was all good! Thumbs up from the spicey palates in the fam!  

Tip: Pair with a garlicky-yogurt dip or cheese dip to lessen the heat 🔥.

💡 Inspired by: Kusina Chef (with negosyo tips pa!)

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