WORCESTER - A viral challenge has people purchasing an extremely spicy chip and seeing how much heat they can handle. Recently, a 14-year-old boy from Worcester died after attempting the "One Chip ...

A hot chip challenge might have become deadly for 14-year-old Harris Wolobah in Massachusetts this month. According to his family, the boy felt sick and died mere hours after eating a potato chip ...

A Massachusetts teen who participated in a spicy tortilla chip challenge on social media died from eating a large quantity of chile pepper extract and also had a congenital heart defect, according … ...

WORCESTER, Mass. − A Massachusetts teenager is dead after partaking in a popular social media challenge consuming a hot pepper chip, his family says. Harris Wolobah was pronounced dead Friday at ...

The autopsy also revealed the teen had a congenital defect. A teen from Massachusetts died shortly after allegedly participating in a hot chip challenge, with an autopsy recently revealing the ...

Chip challenge proves too hot for several Edina middle school students. The students, who complained of eye pain and shortness of breath, were assessed by paramedics and school staff.

The spokesperson added that the “One Chip Challenge has been discontinued.” The company’s website says it will reimburse consumers for 2023 Paqui Carolina Reaper + Naga Viper Pepper One Chip ...

Food News Family believes Worcester teen died from ‘complications’ after participating in viral ‘One Chip Challenge’ The cause of 14-year-old Harris Wolobah's death has not yet been ...

The chip challenge was one of several involving spicy foods. Others include chili pepper contests and eating chicken wings doused in hot sauce. Fox News Digital's Gretchen Eichenberg contributed ...

On Jan. 17, a 10-year-old called 911 stating that he had taken the “hot chip challenge” while home alone and was scared. Police and fire responded and the mother came home.

Spicy food challenges have been around for a long time, but only recently have they become popular content online. Glamorised as they are on social media, have they now become too extreme?