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 ...

Massachusetts officials said a teen's death last year was due to his participation in the viral One Chip Challenge.Fourteen-year-old Harris Wolobah's death, was in part, a result of the chip's ...

Super-spicy tortilla chip challenge blamed for San Francisco boy's "poisoning" 04:02 But there are plenty of similar products that remain online and on store shelves, including Red Hot Reaper's ...

A teenager died hours after eating an extra-hot tortilla chip in the 'One Chip Challenge.' Paqui, the chip company, has pulled the product from stores, saying it was marked as not-for-kids.

A hot chip challenge might have become deadly for 14-year-old Harris Wolobah in Massachusetts this month. According to his family, ...

The viral social media challenge involves eating a chip made with two of the hottest known peppers. IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.

The chip involved in the challenge was made with the Carolina Reaper, which has been measured at more than two million Scoville heat units, the scale used to measure how hot peppers are, and the ...

Harris Wolobah, a 14-year-old high-schooler, died after eating a chip that snack food company Paqui markets as the “One Chip Challenge,” his family said.

Massachusetts officials said a teen's death last year was due to his participation in the viral One Chip Challenge.Fourteen-year-old Harris Wolobah's death, was in part, a result of the chip's ...