“The Results Are Fantastic”: Woman Torn Between Laughter And Guilt After Her Hot Revenge On Neighborhood Kids Are you taking notes for the next time you have to deal with toxic neighbors? Bored Panda · Oct 28, 2025
The shocking, stupendous rise of superhot chillies: ‘The stomach cramps can last for 14 hours’ From hot sauces to eating competitions, chilli peppers have become a global obsession – and the hottest one ever has just been announced. But why would anyone choose to eat it? The Guardian - UK · Nov 7, 2023
A fiery new food tour across America’s Deep South A week-long road trip on Louisiana’s new hot sauce trail sees Robyn Wilson travel across the Mississippi Delta’s rich swampland to test her spice tolerance The Independent UK · Nov 1, 2023
Pepper X: This is officially the world's hottest chilli pepper Pepper X has a Scoville measurement of 2.69 million heat units Evening Standard · Oct 18, 2023
South Carolina pepper expert breaks his own Guinness record with pepper that’s three times hotter The South Carolina hot pepper expert who set a world record for the hottest pepper a decade ago is at it again The Independent UK · Oct 18, 2023
Hot stuff: Pepper X is named world’s spiciest by Guinness World Records New chilli far outstrips previous record holder with proud pepper breeder Ed Currie saying it left him with ‘horrible cramps’ The Guardian - US · Oct 17, 2023
The new world's hottest pepper, Pepper X, is 3 times spicier than its predecessor Ed Currie of PuckerButt Pepper Company in South Carolina said his team stabilized Pepper X about a decade ago, but only released it now because no one had been able to beat his previous record. WEKU · Oct 17, 2023
Pepper X marks the spot as South Carolina pepper expert scorches his own Guinness Book heat record The South Carolina hot pepper expert who set a world record for the hottest pepper a decade ago is at it again The Independent UK · Oct 16, 2023
The hottest pepper in the world — what is it and can you eat it? There are an estimated 50,000 types of chili peppers in the world, resulting from domestication over 6,000 years ago in Peru and Mexico. Chicago Sun-Times · Mar 31, 2023