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We all know that the cosmetics industry is always conjuring up new surprises, but what does the chilli have to do with it? We`ll explain it to you! Chilli is not only tasty,...
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Espelette - a region characterised by fields of red chillies. The village of Espelette in the Basque region of France is known for the aromatic, fruity and slightly hot...
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Pepper X - the hottest chilli in the world World record 2023 with 2.693 million SHU On 16 October 2023, it was officially announced that there is a new world record for...
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Spices are real superfoods - so never forget to season your food! What are the top spices for good health? 1st place: Turmeric Turmeric is a popular Indian spice...
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The fair for chili lovers One of the worlds largest, if not the largest, chili fair takes place in Albuquerque, New Mexico. For the first time it was created in 1988 by...
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And the "Oscar" goes to... The Scovie Awards are awarded annually, so to say the "Oscar" of the chili world. The Scovie Award is named in honor of Wilbur Scoville, the...
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If there were a holiday for Chili Heads, then it would definitely be on New Year`s Day On the 1. January 1493, on his first voyage in the direction of America, or "India",...
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Question: Does chili help against martens and can it be used as a repellent against wild animals ? Answer: The spiciness of chillies (Capsaicin) naturally also...
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Question: What is the hottest product or food in the world? Answer: The spicy substance in chili is called Capsaicin and is measured in Scoville Units ( Info...
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Question: What helps against the heat and pain in the mouth when you have eaten too much chili? Answer: The Capsaicin in chillies causes the burning in the mouth, which...
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Question: Is the well-known spice Cayenne pepper made from chillies or pepper? Answer: The name Cayenne pepper comes from the common English language term "chili...
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Question: How many Scoville Units does Wasabi (Japanese green horseradish) have? Answer: The Japanese green horseradish, Wasabi, certainly tastes like horseradish,...
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