Read the labels carefully and avoid artificially produced chili extracts. Don't forget to check its manufacturing and expiry date to confirm its freshness.
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Description
Natural chili extract is made by extracting the capsaicin(a natural substance in chilies responsible for their hot flavor). It can be a liquid concentrated or spray-dried to powder to be used as a food additive. It also exhibits anti-microbial properties in food products. Natural chili extractive can have a heat level of up to 16 million Scoville heat units.