One Chip Challenge Pulled from Shelves After Teen's Death
Massachusetts Teen Dies from Spicy Tortilla Chip
Autopsy Reveals Cause of Death
Following the tragic death of a Massachusetts teenager, a subsidiary of the Hershey Company has announced the removal of the One Chip Challenge from store shelves.
The One Chip Challenge, a viral snack that contains extremely spicy peppers, has been linked to the death of 15-year-old Harris Wolobah. The teenager reportedly participated in the challenge on September 1st.
An autopsy revealed that Wolobah died from high doses of chile pepper extract. The report also noted that the teen had a pre-existing heart condition.
The company that manufactures the One Chip Challenge, Paqui, expressed condolences to the family and stated that they are cooperating with the investigation.
Health experts warn that the One Chip Challenge can be dangerous for individuals with underlying health conditions and recommend caution when consuming it.
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