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	<title>Why do orange chicken vapors make me cough?</title>
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	<description>This question is about chinese fast-food orange chicken (the deep-fried amorphous nuggets with a thick tangy glaze).  When I take a deep smell from a hot bowl of this chicken, or hold it in my mouth and breathe around it, some sort of irritating vapor makes me cough (or stings my nose).  Just one cough &#8211; enough to keep it from getting into my lungs.  Once the chicken cools down (to mouth temperature, even) it doesn&apos;t happen.  It reminds me of the reaction I&apos;ve had sniffing acid in lab &#8211; could it be lots of volatile vinegar?  I&apos;ve experienced this with fast-food chicken in more than one college food court.</description>
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