How many scovilles is a paqui chip

This League Table showcases those brave enough to take on the original version of the Paqui #OneChipChallenge. Carolina Reaper Madness!

Do you dare to go to Hell and back? Made with the world’s hottest pepper, this chip is crazy hot and not for the faint of heart – or stomach! Heat seekers may eat at their own risk: not everyone will enjoy the extreme heat! If the heat is too much for you, try drinking milk or eating ice cream.

Check out the Paqui One Chip Challenge Original League Table.

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• Johnny ‘The Savage’ Scoville – 20 Chips

At least three Lodi High School students have been hospitalized after participating in a social media trend called the "One Chip Challenge," according to district spokeswoman Chelsea Vongehr. The challenge encourages people to eat a chip covered in pepper and hot sauce.Lodi High School Principal Adam Auerbach sent a phone message to parents Friday afternoon about the challenge, the Lodi News-Sentinal first reported. Auerbach told the News-Sentinal a number of students were referred to the emergency room because of their reactions to the substance.The One Chip Challenge was started by chip company, Paqui, and is now trending on social media including TikTok. The challenge dares people to record themselves eating an entire Paqui chip, which is Carolina Reaper and scorpion pepper flavored. Participants then must wait as long as they can before eating or drinking anything. "We do not have an official Scoville rating for the chip itself, however the seasoning used in the chip contains two of the hottest peppers currently available. Carolina Reaper Peppers, which are around 1.7 million Scoville Units and Scorpion Pepper which around 1.2 million Scoville Units," Paqui's website says.The trend is not new.Last April a middle school student out of Tyler, Texas, was taken to the hospital after experiencing a severe reaction attempting the challenge, according to Tyler Independent School District.A statement from Paqui reads in part:"At Paqui, we take matters of safety very seriously and have worked hard to ensure our products are properly labeled with allergen and safety information. The Paqui #OneChipChallenge is notoriously hot, as our branding implies, and the product should be handled with extreme care. Our #OneChipChallenge includes a safety disclaimer that it should not be ingested by individuals who are sensitive to spicy foods, allergic to peppers, nightshades, or capsaicin, or who are minors, pregnant or have medical conditions. If you experience any severe reactions or symptoms, please contact a medical professional immediately."All three students who were referred to the emergency room have returned to school, the school told KCRA 3. No other details were released. This is a developing story, stay with KCRA 3 for the latest.

LODI, Calif. —

At least three Lodi High School students have been hospitalized after participating in a social media trend called the "One Chip Challenge," according to district spokeswoman Chelsea Vongehr.

The challenge encourages people to eat a chip covered in pepper and hot sauce.

Lodi High School Principal Adam Auerbach sent a phone message to parents Friday afternoon about the challenge, the Lodi News-Sentinal first reported. Auerbach told the News-Sentinal a number of students were referred to the emergency room because of their reactions to the substance.

The One Chip Challenge was started by chip company, Paqui, and is now trending on social media including TikTok. The challenge dares people to record themselves eating an entire Paqui chip, which is Carolina Reaper and scorpion pepper flavored. Participants then must wait as long as they can before eating or drinking anything.

"We do not have an official Scoville rating for the chip itself, however the seasoning used in the chip contains two of the hottest peppers currently available. Carolina Reaper Peppers, which are around 1.7 million Scoville Units and Scorpion Pepper which around 1.2 million Scoville Units," Paqui's website says.

The trend is not new.

Last April a middle school student out of Tyler, Texas, was taken to the hospital after experiencing a severe reaction attempting the challenge, according to Tyler Independent School District.

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A statement from Paqui reads in part:

"At Paqui, we take matters of safety very seriously and have worked hard to ensure our products are properly labeled with allergen and safety information. The Paqui #OneChipChallenge is notoriously hot, as our branding implies, and the product should be handled with extreme care. Our #OneChipChallenge includes a safety disclaimer that it should not be ingested by individuals who are sensitive to spicy foods, allergic to peppers, nightshades, or capsaicin, or who are minors, pregnant or have medical conditions. If you experience any severe reactions or symptoms, please contact a medical professional immediately."

All three students who were referred to the emergency room have returned to school, the school told KCRA 3.

No other details were released.

This is a developing story, stay with KCRA 3 for the latest.

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