Monday, 25 April 2016
GE is not typically a name you’d associate with food, but with its big data brisket party back at SXSW 2015 and now a new scientifically-developed hot sauce, the company might soon be more than just an appliance supplier for your household. The company today launched 10^32 Kelvin, a sauce created in partnership with Thrillist that promises to pack as much heat as humanly possible. Hot sauces’ spiciness levels derive from an ingredient called capsaicin (a compound found in chili peppers), and GE has loaded nearly triple the density amount of this scorcher in its hot sauce compared to popular brands like Cholula and…
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