Birds are the only living organisms that can eat chili peppers without the heat or “burn” affecting them. There is no other known living being or organism on the planet that can eat chili peppers without the heat affecting them.
The chemical capsaicin, which causes the burn in peppers, join to pain receptors in mammals but not in birds because of the differences in their taste receptors/structure. This allows birds to eat the peppers, swallow the seeds whole, and scatter them around, which helps in the pepper’s seed distribution.
So What’s The Point?
Since birds are immune to the heat of chili peppers, birds and hot sauce are a great pairing.
In certain parts of the world, “pepper sauce” refers to hot sauce, like in the Caribbean and Africa, whereas the term “hot sauce” is used in Canada and America.
Pepper Sauce Uses
What are some pepper sauce uses?
Therefore, our whole purpose for producing and selling hot sauce is to be used in food and how it can be used with food.
Here is where Linton’s Kitchen will focus on capsaicin cuisine to showcase our hot sauce and show how our pepper sauce can be used.
