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Why do people like to eat spicy?
Enjoying a spicy, hot and hot dish is one of the ways to help us feel more warm and comfortable in the cold winter days.
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Articles about Chilli
12 published items.
Archeology
Humans have known to grow peppers from more than 6,000 years ago
According to Science magazine, peppers originated in South and Central America and have been grown for more than 6,000 years, even before the craft industry was born. An…
Biology
The truth that you didn't expect about the color of bell peppers
Bell peppers are a relatively special fruit. The name is chili but not spicy, and though it is not good enough to make people pay attention.
Biology
Top of the most spicy peppers in the world
Some varieties of chili can cause paralysis, blistering of the mouth and many health problems with a spicy temperature of over a million heat units on the Scoville ladde…
Biology
The chilli is so hot that it only bites 1 shot, this will be your last meal
It seems like manufacturers are very fond of the word
Biology
The world's most spicy chili
The record of chilli pepper is not from Thailand, Mexico or India but was born in a greenhouse in Cumbria, northwestern England. It is a Naga Viper chili, which if eaten…
Biology
Pesticides are made from a variety of spices
The Mexican team announced on February 8 that it has successfully prepared a bio-pesticide from chilli, garlic, onions and a variety of spices available in this Central…
Biology
Insects make spicy chili
If you are a fan of habañero salsa or excellent Thai food, you owe a lot to bugs, whether they are flightless or species that can only be observed through a microscope.…
Animal world
Mouse into the cup of the world's most spicy chilli
An American rat rat expert tried to use the world's most spicy chilli to repel rodents but failed badly.
Animal world
The cow is as big as an elephant
The castrated cow named Chilli weighs more than a ton and is about the same height as a small elephant - 2 m, while his companion is only about 1.5 m tall.
Medicine - Health
You can lose weight by ... some chilli
Be grateful for the hot summer and don't forget to add some chilli to your meal. This is a golden opportunity for you to lose weight, according to Australian professor A…
Food safety
How red, chilli, melon seeds dyed red with dangerous clothes dye
People who eat right after being stained with Rhodamine may have difficulty breathing, burning in the chest, headache, urine turning fluorescent red, this substance accu…