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Paqui Carolina Reaper Madness One Chip Challenge Tortilla Chip

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Size: 0.16 Ounce (Pack of 1)


Features

  • Try the World's Hottest Chip made with the hottest chile pepper on the planet, the Carolina Reaper. Don't say we didn't warn you.
  • Do you dare take the #OneChipChallenge to earn your place on Paqui's Wall of Infamy?
  • Contains No Artificial Ingredients, Flavors or Preservatives. Verfied NON GMO Project, Certified Gluten-Free and Certified.
  • Ingredients: Ground Corn, Canola Oil, Carolina Reaper Pepper, Ghost Pepper, Sea Salt, Chipotle Pepper, Yeast Extract
  • Manufactured in a completely nut & egg free facility.

Description

This is the 2021 version of the One Chip Challenge.


Brand: Paqui


Flavor: Pepper


Number of Items: 1


Weight: 0.11 Pounds


Size: 0.16 Ounce (Pack of 1)


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6.14 x 4.57 x 0.94 inches; 1.76 Ounces


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Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Paqui Tortilla Chips


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    • Giftable? Only for your worst enemy
Where do I start? Upon opening the package; my eyes were watering. I need to start out by saying I’m no little baby when it comes to spicy stuff. I could put hot sauce on my hot sauce and enjoy it. This however, this was a new sense of pain I’ve never experienced. I also need to preface this with the fact I’ve given birth to 2 children, naturally. No drugs. Eating this chip was hands down, worse. Chewing the chip and swallowing is only the beginning of a hell you’ve never experienced. Both my eyes and mouth are watering, uncontrollably. I’m now downing chocolate milk, Gatorade, anything I can grab in the nearest vicinity, just to stop the dumpster fire that is my mouth. This is where it gets fun. If you can manage to stop the facial water works or the undeniable burn inside your mouth; what comes next is even more fun. Imagine this…you eat said one chip thinking you’ll be fine and the 2 kids mentioned above, they want to go to a trampoline park. Sure, that sounds fun. I assure you, it wasn’t fun. As I’m sitting there I begin sweating. Like you know the sweats you get from food poisoning? The one that consumes your whole body, followed by an “oh nooooo.” I rush to the bathroom not entirely sure which end it’s going to come out of. I need to paint a mental picture. I am sitting on the toilet and I have my legs open…just in case I need to puke and manage to some how artfully puke between my legs. Which, I’ll let you know is very difficult. Because, well, it happened. The puking has subsided and I am able to leave the public restroom I have just puked in. This is a new low in my life. You know like the infomercial…but wait…there’s more. We wrap it up and head home…my stomach has now broken out into hives and is twisting and turning. I make a sad attempt to make dinner for the children. I’m almost at the point I’m going to sprinkle Cheerios on the counter and call it cereal nachos. I’m miserable. I’m curled in a ball cuddling with 2 ice packs trying to relieve some of the pain. Somewhere. It hurts everywhere. I make it to the morning without dying, barely. Day 2 wasn’t much better. That chip was hanging around like an unwanted house guest. Still churning…didn’t have a solid movement for 2 days after. I’m telling you, don’t. But if you do…I wish you the best of luck. Be strong. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2022 by Full Container Recovery
    • How I Got PTSD From a Chip
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The media could not be loaded. Some coworkers and I recently all purchased the one chip challenge. It was a terrible experience. First, I LOVE my spice and heat. I enjoy seeking out spicy foods to challenge my tongue, so I felt conditioned going into this challenge. Overconfident from past heat challenges, I thought this would be a short sprint of napalm to my palate. Right as I crunched down the chip some dust immediately hit the back of my throat. It tasted wretchedly old. Like old enough that it was the first item on Amazon warehouse shelf. The heat from the chip didn’t fully hit me until about 20 seconds after I had choked and swallowed on the mound of old dust. It was definitely a fiery opponent. An intense rush of heat flooded my head. Lips tingled and burned simultaneously. Hot sweats gathered on my forehead, upper lip, and neck. Then, as I felt heat transpire in my pits I knew my Old Spice I applied 4 hours earlier stood no chance for the wave of sweat coming it’s way. Overall, the challenge itself was ok. It lasted about 12-15 mins in total. It’s the horrendous after effects that earned this the single star review. About an hour after the challenge was completed I had a brief victory meal. All of the sudden, I started to get a massive upset stomach. My insides were at war. I wanted to throw up and first couple trips to the bathroom I struggled to purge this inner demon from my stomach. Then, on about the 4th trip to the bathroom the full effect of nausea set in, and I knew it was time to purge. But I could only make it to the sink. As it came up into the sink it burned my esophagus and piled up in my nasal cavity. I didn’t want to blow my nose because I knew exactly what would happen. The burning in my nasal cavity was so intense I had no choice but to blow my nose. Out came the residue of the familiar Carolina Reaper dust from the left side of my nose. It was like an uncontrollable California wildfire. After ralphing in the sink I laid on the floor. My throat, mouth, and left nostril inflamed. My body fully sweating and writhing in pain. It felt like I was a coerced extra on the most recent Lil Nas X video. Laying on the floor I pulled the bathroom towel from the rack above me and buried my face in to calling to any religious deity I could think of from Jesus to John Wick to Harambe to please save me. Then, I felt my stomach bubbling again. I knew round two of the hellish exorcist was upon me. I was able to drag my body up to the toilet to prep to hurle this demon into the sewage abyss once and for all. It was almost an exact replay discharging out of my mouth and left nostril. Again, I felt the flames of hell in my throat, mouth and nose. Broke out into another sweat and lay back down on the floor. As the time ticked past the intense sensations dulled. It then dawned on me that round 3 would most likely exit out the other end. So, here I sit hours later, tail end on the commode absolutely flamethrowing into the bowl. Retelling the ptsd I gained from a %*#*ing chip. Next time, just know I’d rather throw myself down a never ending staircase. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2021 by maximus.cook maximus.cook
    • for sure buy if you do not like your stomach lining
First bites and couple minutes: not too bad. Tastes like a stale Dorito with chemicals on it. Pretty owie after that. I start crying out of only one eye… I lay down and my runny nose goes back into my brain or something. Super weird. 10 minutes 30 seconds. Mouth is doing way better. Tummy hurty. Head swimming slightly. 12 minutes 37 seconds. My mouth is pretty normal basically. But I am so thirsty. If I drink water or my abandoned lychee flavored adult beverage beside me now I’ll look like a loser. I refuse. My lips are dry but I am strong. 15 minutes. Am I allowed to drink something not milk based? I would like my beverage. There’s no more flavor or heat in my mouth. I am bored. Maybe I should address my “eating out of boredom” problem. That is also how this experience started. 17 minutes: my tummy feels better. I still fear for future me. 20 minutes: my tummy hurts. It’s not as bad as a time of the month cramp. I will live. 26 minutes: the tummy ache comes in waves… i am nervous for future me After the 30 minute mark I had to lay on the floor. Tried to puke… nothing. I found that there were two almost comfortable positions - lying on your back with your feet high against the wall, or on your knees bent over the toilet and hoping to expel the chip. It took about 12 hours to feel almost back to normal. Overall no real reaction to the spice (except for “ew, this is kind of just gross”), but searing, excruciating tummy pain that comes in waves. I have a video of me eating it and saying it’s nasty and not too spicy yet. Should’ve asked someone to take a photo of me unable to speak on the cold, hard floor. That said, I didn’t eat or drink anything the entire time, so I get a prize? ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2022 by Olivia Nilhas

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