Scoville Bags
Description: A most funny product for Sharp Contest lovers with the most funny saying Scoville is not a town in France. Chili Pepper fans know what scoville is. Hotness Habaneros and Jalapenos measured in Scoville units. Great Humor for as a gift for Father, Mother Sister, Brother, Aunt, Uncle, Grandpa, Grandma for every funny scoville contest for xmas, christmas, birthday.
Description: Bring on the heat with this "Just Chillin'" design featuring a fiery, fun red hot vibe! Perfect for those who love a bit of spice and humor, this design is all about staying cool while embracing the heat. Whether you're a fan of red-hot flavors or just want to show off your fiery spirit, this design adds the perfect touch of sizzle to your wardrobe. It's a playful reminder that while life may be hot, you can always stay chill! 🔥😎
Description: The Dragon's Breath Pepper has an insane almost 2.5 scoville units of spiciness and it truly may make you feel like it's name and this design imply. Like you're breathing fire. This design is great as a gift for all lovers of spicy food and peppers. Available on several items.
Description: Check out this colorful modern design for the spicy food lover in your life! This Salsa Squad design features all our fresh from the garden ingredients: cilantro, lime, garlic, jalapenos, bell peppers, serrano peppers, onion, habanero and tomato, everything you need for the perfect Mexican salsa!
Description: Capsaicin is a naturally-occurring alkaloid produced by plants of the Capsicum genus as a defensive mechanism. Capsaicin acts as an irritant to mammals that eat the plants’ fruit (chili peppers), creating a burning sensation on mucous membranes and increasing the level of acid in the stomach. It does so by binding to the TRPV1 cell membrane receptor, which is also sensitive to heat and abrasion. Excessive exposure results in severe pain, respiratory issues, nausea, drooling, vomiting, abdominal pain and diarrhea. Capsaicin has no effect on birds, however, as they provide a useful way of spreading the seeds of the plant. Meanwhile, humans consume capsaicin in cuisines around the world, as well as using it in pest control.
