Health

Keeping the kitchen clean is essential for everyone’s health – especially your boards and knives. However, maintaining hygienic conditions is not always easy. Find out if you can get bacterial contamination from using the same blade for everything in the kitchen.

From spicy peppers to black peppers, the things that irritate the mouth and throat are nearly endless. Discover the world of alkaloids and capsaicin and figure out how sore throat works in today’s blog.

When you’re into eating whole, organic food a lot, there will be times when you might feel tempted to consume even moldy vegetables. However, eating moldy bell peppers is not a good idea. Find out why in today’s Veggie Blog.

Food and beverage addictions are genuine, so it’s essential to understand how active substances food in food like caffeine can affect your system. So if you drink a lot of Dr. Pepper soda and other soda pop products, be sure to read today’s blog.

Dr. Pepper is one of the best-loved beverages in the world, and it’s no small wonder that in some regions, people believe in its curative properties. Find out more about Dr. Pepper in today’s exciting soda blog.

Dr. Pepper is loved the world over because of its unique taste. It is also one of the oldest soda pops in existence. But does this mean that it can act as a curative in some situations, like when a person is suffering from constipation? Let’s find out in today’s spicy Soda Pop blog.

Cayenne pepper has its set of health benefits and potential problems if you overeat it. In general, peppers are healthy for consumption, but depending on the state of your stomach, they may also cause some issues.

Cayenne peppers are loved the world over. But are these peppers also a case of “too much of a good thing?” Today, let’s find out if it’s possible to add too many cayenne peppers in your food or what the impacts might be if you so love it.

Whether you are a complete chili head or you’re one of the folks who routinely avoid chilies because you don’t like spice, there’s always the possibility of meeting one or a handful of pepper seeds in many foods. The question is – is it OK to eat these seeds? Let’s find out in today’s Pepper Blog.

Chili burns or hot pepper burns do exist – they’re not just stuff for cartoons. This happens because the compounds in chilies can cause inflammation and irritation of mucous membranes and the skin.