--- product_id: 88235747 title: "The Death Nut Challenge Version 2.0 Carolina Reaper Peanuts new and improved with better flavor, crunch, pepper blends including Ghost Pepper, Moruga Scorpion!" brand: "blazing foods" price: "£0.46" currency: GBP in_stock: false reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.co.uk/products/88235747-the-death-nut-challenge-version-2-0-carolina-reaper-peanuts store_origin: GB region: United Kingdom --- # 13,000,000 SHU capsaicin crystals Crunchy Carolina Reaper peanuts 6 hottest peppers blend The Death Nut Challenge Version 2.0 Carolina Reaper Peanuts new and improved with better flavor, crunch, pepper blends including Ghost Pepper, Moruga Scorpion! **Brand:** blazing foods **Price:** £0.46 **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > 🔥 Dare to conquer the hottest crunch on earth? Take the Death Nut Challenge! 🥜 ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** The Death Nut Challenge Version 2.0 Carolina Reaper Peanuts new and improved with better flavor, crunch, pepper blends including Ghost Pepper, Moruga Scorpion! by blazing foods - **How much does it cost?** £0.46 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.co.uk](https://www.desertcart.co.uk/products/88235747-the-death-nut-challenge-version-2-0-carolina-reaper-peanuts) ## Best For - blazing foods enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted blazing foods brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Ultimate Heat Experience:** Harnesses the power of 6 of the world's hottest peppers including Ghost Pepper & Moruga Scorpion for an unmatched spicy thrill. - • **Insane 13M SHU Heat Boost:** Topped with pure natural Capsaicin Crystals rated at 13 million Scoville Heat Units for the final Death Nut challenge level. - • **Award-Winning Fan Feedback:** Version 2.0 crafted from thousands of customer insights to deliver a hotter, tastier, and more intense challenge. - • **Next-Level Crunch & Flavor:** New coating process delivers an irresistible crunch and enhanced flavor profile that chili-heads crave. - • **Social Challenge & Fundraiser Ready:** Perfect for daring friends, viral social media moments, and fundraising events that demand attention. ## Overview The Death Nut Challenge Version 2.0 is a fiery snack featuring Carolina Reaper peanuts coated with a blend of the 6 hottest peppers on earth, including Ghost Pepper and Moruga Scorpion. Enhanced with a new coating process for superior crunch and flavor, it culminates in a blistering 13 million SHU capsaicin crystal topping. Designed for spice lovers seeking an intense, social, and viral challenge, this snack is perfect for gifting, fundraising, or proving your heat tolerance. ## Description SNACKS WITH ATTITUDE! We are a family operated, Veteran owned small business producing high quality small-batch snacks with attitude. Blazing Foods is not just a brand, it's a fiery journey of flavor and heat. We make snacks that pack a punch, ranging from mild to wild! Our flagship product, the Death Nut Challenge Version 3.0, features five increasingly hotter levels, each infused with the world's hottest peppers - Carolina Reaper, Ghost Pepper, Scorpion Pepper & more. This is an experience and a game of heat to challenge/enjoy with a friend. Are you up for the Challenge? Blazing Foods is not just a brand, it's a fiery journey of flavor and heat. We make snacks that pack a punch, ranging from mild to wild! Our flagship product, the Death Nut Challenge Version 3.0, features five increasingly hotter levels, each infused with the world's hottest peppers - Carolina Reaper, Ghost Pepper, Scorpion Pepper & more. This is an experience and a game of heat to challenge/enjoy with a friend. Are you up for the Challenge? How did we get our start? As a lifelong foodie I constantly seek new food adventures. In 2017 I simply could not find high quality snacks with authentic heat so I started Blazing Foods. I thought it was insane people were being charged 20-30 bucks for the Paqui One Chip Challenge so we created the Carolina Reaper based Death Nut Challenge for under 15 bucks. What makes our products unique? We are obsessed with producing high quality snacks and hot sauce. So much so we grow our own peppers to insure authentic heat, freshness, superior quality and are grown using organic farming practices. How did we get our start? As a lifelong foodie I constantly seek new food adventures. In 2017 I simply could not find high quality snacks with authentic heat so I started Blazing Foods. I thought it was insane people were being charged 20-30 bucks for the Paqui One Chip Challenge so we created the Carolina Reaper based Death Nut Challenge for under 15 bucks. What makes our products unique? We are obsessed with producing high quality snacks and hot sauce. So much so we grow our own peppers to insure authentic heat, freshness, superior quality and are grown using organic farming practices. Worlds Hottest Challenges Visit the Store Worlds Hottest Challenges Visit the Store Snacks, Games, Spices +++ Visit the Store Snacks, Games, Spices +++ Review: The Horror... - So I bought this product for myself and my brother and had one sent to each of us. The first one my brother received was stolen by porch thieves (that individual received their just reward) so I sent my brother a second one. At long last, we called each other up and consumed the lot just as directed on the box. I thought to myself as I crunched through the first set of peanuts, “man this is going to be a great bonding experience for my brother and I” and “oh boy, the first level is a bit spicier than I thought they would be...” The ensuing 12 hours are a nightmarish hell scape that can barely be described by any meager and inadequate use of the human language, however I shall attempt to recount the events that followed. As expected, each of the five levels of peanuts grew increasingly more hot and spicy. I will however reflect that the second level was rather flavorful and enjoyable. Soon enough, we had consumed all the peanuts, being careful to wear latex gloves as the box directed and to avoid contact with the eyes. My brother, wise beyond his years, elected to drink some Pepto-Bismol prior to the challenge, while I elected not to. This, I think would prove a costly mistake. Upon completion of our task, we both commiserated in how hot and painful the peanuts were. Indeed, the last level tasted of coffee beans and burning. Truly it was as if some mad welder had pinned us down and was using a blow torch to remove our molars. At the very end, I must say I felt waves of euphoria course through me and a tingling sensation through my arms and neck. Finally, the required five minutes passed and we could drink to sweet relief. My brother, again wise beyond his years chose lemon juice. I chose a crisp white wine. I chose poorly. The consequences of my choices did not fully reveal themselves for some time however. Perhaps 30-40 minutes later, after having seemingly recovered, I felt as if my sternum and stomach were suddenly under the assault of an extremely angry boxer. As a boxer in college, I am very familiar with the sensation of a fist colliding with ones solar plex, backed by all the hatred of a rival and this felt no different. In a desperate attempt to relieve the heartburn I drank some Pepto-Bismol but too little, too late. Not a few minutes later, I quickly ended my conversation on the phone with my brother and rushed to our bathroom, my brother and wife yelling “good luck!” as I went. The pain racking through my stomach hit me in waves as I sat upon the porcelain seat. To my dismay, my gassy expulsions brought no relief and I suddenly realized with horror that while seated upon the toilet I was going to have to vomit. This night had turned into a true living nightmare. Quickly I contemplated my options. A: attempt to wipe, flush, turn around and then vomit in the toilet, gripping the seat upon which not moments ago my posterior had been rested. 2: vomit into the bathtub while seated or B: attempt number A and fail, vomiting onto the floor or worst case, into the unflushed toilet to splashing effect. I elected to gamble with A. To my amazement I succeeded. However, my joy at accomplishing my goal was short lived. My stomach expelled it’s contents with such violence, my nostrils and maybe even my eyes filled with fluid. Pain again racked through my body, causing me to convulse uncontrollably while simultaneously screaming and vomiting again. I have taken part in my fair share of binge drinking and over indulging in alcohol in the past. In those cases a good vomit is followed by sweet relaxation and a feeling of accomplishment. Not so tonight. The pain was intense. It was as if I was being simultaneously stabbed in the gut and bear maced from inside the back of my own skull. As a member of the military I have been teargassed before and that was a wonderful past time, a pleasurable hobby even, compared to the chemical assault on my face that occurred with each vomiting. My wife rushed to my aide only to find me screaming, pants around my ankles, snot and vomit streaming from my face in front of the toilet. My body heaved and threw itself backwards on to the ground, desperate to find a position that lessened the pain in my abdomen. Much like the medic in Saving Private Ryan who is shot in the liver, I began shaking and convulsing, unable to speak when my wife asked what she could do to help. However, unlike him, I did not have comrades with ready supplies of morphine to inject into my body, offering the sweet release of death. My arms and legs were numb, I couldn’t control my fingers or toes. As my brain recoiled at the idea that this was now the eternity I was doomed to live forever, my mind saw the true horror of the cosmos and the Eldritch gods. Finally I was able to yell only two words: “orange juice!” She returned with the elixir and while the vomiting ceased, the pain did not. I passed out on the floor, naked from the waist down, in the fetal position. When I awoke, I think the next day, the house was empty. My wife, the dog and the cat were gone. I assume that she, having witnessed the effects of my consumption of these simple peanuts, concluded that I must either be a complete idiot or a sadistic masochist. And I must agree with both conclusions. Long story short: pretty much what I expected from the product. 5 stars. Review: It is what it says it is - I like hot food. I grow Carolina Reapers, Bhut Jolokias, 7 Pots, Butch T's, Naga Vipers, etc. and make my own hot sauce. I put "extreme" hot sauce on everything. I routinely eat sauce in the 1-2 M Scoville range. If you eat hot peppers regularly, you understand the typical progression: Eat>Heat Kicks In>Mouth Burn>Stomach Burn>Butt Burn>Repeat. All the while you're eating, you know that eventually the burn will pass (and you can eat more!) These nuts taste good. You can tell after level one that the heat is real and not exaggerated. Level 1-5 is not a problem, fun and good for making a YouTube video with some friends. Level 6 is different. I learned from this challenge that there is a big difference between 2 M Scoville units and 13 M! Level 6 is a BIG jump from Level 5. I had no problem with the mouth burn, but once it hit my stomach, I experienced some serious pain, unlike anything I've ever experienced in 40 years of hot pepper eating. It felt like being stabbed in the stomach repeatedly for about 5 minutes. It was pretty bad. I doubled up on the floor and prepared to ride it out, hoping it wouldn't last too long. My wife worried she was going to have to take me to the ER. I kept telling her I would get through it, but seriously worried how long it would last. About 2 minutes into the burn, I threw up, which has never happened before from eating hot food. After about 5 minutes, it passed and I felt much better. 20 minutes later I was back to normal. My wife made me promise to never do any "dumb" challenges again, and I agreed. I wouldn't say the challenge was fun, but it did teach me that I do have a limit where acceptable pain becomes just stupid. I'm guessing mine is around 6-7 M Scoville units. Just be careful and know that level 6 really is very, very hot and if you're like me, be prepared for a few minutes of serious pain. ## Features - The best Carolina Reaper Pepper based spicy, hot food challenge available. Way more fun & intense than the 1 tortilla chip challenge! - Version 2 picks up where Version 1 left off! Our chili-heads spoke and we listened to thousands of customers providing valuable input and insistence to create a better challenge! - We started with all new pepper blends using the 6 hottest peppers on earth & developed a new coating process to improve flavor and crunch. - We topped it off with a sprinkling of 13,000,000 SHU pure all natural Capsaicin Crystals to the 5th and final level – the Death Nut. - An excellent spicy gift, awesome challenge and an excellent tool for fund raising (use the challenge for completion sponsorship's) ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B07KCGYLK7 | | Allergen Information | Peanuts | | Best Sellers Rank | #137,306 in Grocery & Gourmet Food ( See Top 100 in Grocery & Gourmet Food ) #485 in Peanuts | | Brand | BLAZING FOODS | | Brand Name | BLAZING FOODS | | Coin Variety 1 | Peanuts | | Container Type | Bag | | Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 3,350 Reviews | | Flavor | DEATH NUT CHALLENGE VERSION 2.0 | | Item Form | Whole | | Item Package Weight | 0.11 Kilograms | | Item Weight | 1 Ounces | | Manufacturer | Blazing Foods, LLC. | | Number of Items | 1 | | Nut or Seed Type | Peanut | | Package Type | Custom | | Size | 0.42 Ounce (Pack of 1) | | Specialty | all natural | | UPC | 860197000746 | ## Product Details - **Allergen Information:** Peanuts - **Brand:** BLAZING FOODS - **Flavor:** DEATH NUT CHALLENGE VERSION 2.0 - **Item Form:** Whole - **Item Weight:** 1 Ounces ## Images ![The Death Nut Challenge Version 2.0 Carolina Reaper Peanuts new and improved with better flavor, crunch, pepper blends including Ghost Pepper, Moruga Scorpion! - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81Wcyr-5rqL.jpg) ![The Death Nut Challenge Version 2.0 Carolina Reaper Peanuts new and improved with better flavor, crunch, pepper blends including Ghost Pepper, Moruga Scorpion! - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91N1imrZhgL.jpg) ![The Death Nut Challenge Version 2.0 Carolina Reaper Peanuts new and improved with better flavor, crunch, pepper blends including Ghost Pepper, Moruga Scorpion! - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51MAtlesJkL.jpg) ![The Death Nut Challenge Version 2.0 Carolina Reaper Peanuts new and improved with better flavor, crunch, pepper blends including Ghost Pepper, Moruga Scorpion! - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51FaXJlpI5L.jpg) ![The Death Nut Challenge Version 2.0 Carolina Reaper Peanuts new and improved with better flavor, crunch, pepper blends including Ghost Pepper, Moruga Scorpion! - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/511SD1jIayL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Flavor** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: How do I remove the burn marks from my toilet bowl?** A: Coke, use the original not the diet. You will need either a bottle of that or a new toilet completely. **Q: Is this just 5 individual peanuts or does each level come with multiple nuts?** A: 5 sections. 3 nuts a piece. **Q: My dog likes peanuts would he like these?** A: Peanuts aren't harmful to dogs in general, BUT - like humans, dogs can be allergic to them. Dogs are generally also much less sensitive to the burning feeling of capsaicin, BUT, in high doses like this, it can cause the same stomach and bowel irritation as it does in humans. The difference is, humans who eat these are making the choice to do so. To feed these to a dog is like giving them to a small child - just plain wrong. **Q: Will my 95 year old grandma like these? She likes Dinamitas.** A: If your grandmother likes to rock her dentures with super, ultra hot peppers and regularly eats whole Ghost Peppers or Reaper Peppers then maybe she would if she likes peanuts! Thank you ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Horror... *by A***R on January 4, 2020* So I bought this product for myself and my brother and had one sent to each of us. The first one my brother received was stolen by porch thieves (that individual received their just reward) so I sent my brother a second one. At long last, we called each other up and consumed the lot just as directed on the box. I thought to myself as I crunched through the first set of peanuts, “man this is going to be a great bonding experience for my brother and I” and “oh boy, the first level is a bit spicier than I thought they would be...” The ensuing 12 hours are a nightmarish hell scape that can barely be described by any meager and inadequate use of the human language, however I shall attempt to recount the events that followed. As expected, each of the five levels of peanuts grew increasingly more hot and spicy. I will however reflect that the second level was rather flavorful and enjoyable. Soon enough, we had consumed all the peanuts, being careful to wear latex gloves as the box directed and to avoid contact with the eyes. My brother, wise beyond his years, elected to drink some Pepto-Bismol prior to the challenge, while I elected not to. This, I think would prove a costly mistake. Upon completion of our task, we both commiserated in how hot and painful the peanuts were. Indeed, the last level tasted of coffee beans and burning. Truly it was as if some mad welder had pinned us down and was using a blow torch to remove our molars. At the very end, I must say I felt waves of euphoria course through me and a tingling sensation through my arms and neck. Finally, the required five minutes passed and we could drink to sweet relief. My brother, again wise beyond his years chose lemon juice. I chose a crisp white wine. I chose poorly. The consequences of my choices did not fully reveal themselves for some time however. Perhaps 30-40 minutes later, after having seemingly recovered, I felt as if my sternum and stomach were suddenly under the assault of an extremely angry boxer. As a boxer in college, I am very familiar with the sensation of a fist colliding with ones solar plex, backed by all the hatred of a rival and this felt no different. In a desperate attempt to relieve the heartburn I drank some Pepto-Bismol but too little, too late. Not a few minutes later, I quickly ended my conversation on the phone with my brother and rushed to our bathroom, my brother and wife yelling “good luck!” as I went. The pain racking through my stomach hit me in waves as I sat upon the porcelain seat. To my dismay, my gassy expulsions brought no relief and I suddenly realized with horror that while seated upon the toilet I was going to have to vomit. This night had turned into a true living nightmare. Quickly I contemplated my options. A: attempt to wipe, flush, turn around and then vomit in the toilet, gripping the seat upon which not moments ago my posterior had been rested. 2: vomit into the bathtub while seated or B: attempt number A and fail, vomiting onto the floor or worst case, into the unflushed toilet to splashing effect. I elected to gamble with A. To my amazement I succeeded. However, my joy at accomplishing my goal was short lived. My stomach expelled it’s contents with such violence, my nostrils and maybe even my eyes filled with fluid. Pain again racked through my body, causing me to convulse uncontrollably while simultaneously screaming and vomiting again. I have taken part in my fair share of binge drinking and over indulging in alcohol in the past. In those cases a good vomit is followed by sweet relaxation and a feeling of accomplishment. Not so tonight. The pain was intense. It was as if I was being simultaneously stabbed in the gut and bear maced from inside the back of my own skull. As a member of the military I have been teargassed before and that was a wonderful past time, a pleasurable hobby even, compared to the chemical assault on my face that occurred with each vomiting. My wife rushed to my aide only to find me screaming, pants around my ankles, snot and vomit streaming from my face in front of the toilet. My body heaved and threw itself backwards on to the ground, desperate to find a position that lessened the pain in my abdomen. Much like the medic in Saving Private Ryan who is shot in the liver, I began shaking and convulsing, unable to speak when my wife asked what she could do to help. However, unlike him, I did not have comrades with ready supplies of morphine to inject into my body, offering the sweet release of death. My arms and legs were numb, I couldn’t control my fingers or toes. As my brain recoiled at the idea that this was now the eternity I was doomed to live forever, my mind saw the true horror of the cosmos and the Eldritch gods. Finally I was able to yell only two words: “orange juice!” She returned with the elixir and while the vomiting ceased, the pain did not. I passed out on the floor, naked from the waist down, in the fetal position. When I awoke, I think the next day, the house was empty. My wife, the dog and the cat were gone. I assume that she, having witnessed the effects of my consumption of these simple peanuts, concluded that I must either be a complete idiot or a sadistic masochist. And I must agree with both conclusions. Long story short: pretty much what I expected from the product. 5 stars. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It is what it says it is *by T***A on February 23, 2021* I like hot food. I grow Carolina Reapers, Bhut Jolokias, 7 Pots, Butch T's, Naga Vipers, etc. and make my own hot sauce. I put "extreme" hot sauce on everything. I routinely eat sauce in the 1-2 M Scoville range. If you eat hot peppers regularly, you understand the typical progression: Eat>Heat Kicks In>Mouth Burn>Stomach Burn>Butt Burn>Repeat. All the while you're eating, you know that eventually the burn will pass (and you can eat more!) These nuts taste good. You can tell after level one that the heat is real and not exaggerated. Level 1-5 is not a problem, fun and good for making a YouTube video with some friends. Level 6 is different. I learned from this challenge that there is a big difference between 2 M Scoville units and 13 M! Level 6 is a BIG jump from Level 5. I had no problem with the mouth burn, but once it hit my stomach, I experienced some serious pain, unlike anything I've ever experienced in 40 years of hot pepper eating. It felt like being stabbed in the stomach repeatedly for about 5 minutes. It was pretty bad. I doubled up on the floor and prepared to ride it out, hoping it wouldn't last too long. My wife worried she was going to have to take me to the ER. I kept telling her I would get through it, but seriously worried how long it would last. About 2 minutes into the burn, I threw up, which has never happened before from eating hot food. After about 5 minutes, it passed and I felt much better. 20 minutes later I was back to normal. My wife made me promise to never do any "dumb" challenges again, and I agreed. I wouldn't say the challenge was fun, but it did teach me that I do have a limit where acceptable pain becomes just stupid. I'm guessing mine is around 6-7 M Scoville units. Just be careful and know that level 6 really is very, very hot and if you're like me, be prepared for a few minutes of serious pain. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Don't underestimate these! *by M***S on March 10, 2021* Make sure you eat something first to help protect your stomach! Level 1, despite being labeled "mild", is more like "hot". Nothing scary but this is definitely a surprise - hotter than you'd expect right off the bat. Usually, as a spice/chili-head, things labeled "mild" are more about flavor than heat, but I definitely felt the heat on these. Level 2 actually feels easier than Level 1. Tasted alright, but otherwise sort of forgetful. Maybe it's supposed to lull you into a false sense of security? Who knows. Either way, it's the easiest level. This might be closer to what I'd call "mild." I wonder if it would make more sense to switch Levels 1 and 2? Or maybe the heat from Level 1 made it easier to tolerate Level 2 and it needs to be a bit hotter? Level 3 is very hot - tingling, burning, sweating, etc. Definitely where most people would go "dang, this is hot" but maybe not enough to scare you from trying Level 4. Level 4, as predicted, hurts quite a lot - double the Carolina Reaper content of Level 3. It's extremely hot. At this point I'm making occasional, pained exhaling / grunting noises due to the pain in the throat and the insane burning in the mouth. This level is quite uncomfortable and it's at this point you'll probably start to seriously consider tapping out. Level 5 no longer seems like a question you want answered, and you may feel a little scared to proceed. I had to force myself to not think about it too much and just YOLO it. Level 5 is an exponential jump over Level 4 due to the 13-million capsaicin crystal. It's sort of hard to put into words how hot it is. During Level 4, at least I could maintain general composure, and I could still talk. But with Level 5, I was hunched down on the countertop making all sorts of noise, drooling like crazy, mouth and throat ablaze, face sweating profusely. The endorphin rush was fierce. I couldn't feel my fingertips, and I could sense twinges of pins and needles up my arms - it was that hot. I kept looking over at the clock trying to ride out the five minutes, and it felt like an eternity. But once those five minutes were up, I immediately downed a full glass of milk and then quickly poured myself a second one to sip at slowly every time the pain flared back up. It took some time, I want to say 10 minutes, but eventually the pain subsided to the point where I could walk around and talk again with a manageable amount of discomfort. However, with all that milk + capsaicin still in my system, I proceeded to have pretty epic, spicy dumps throughout the next 48 hours. Despite the discomfort, I had fun and thought it was appropriate for a spice challenge -- if it weren't tough, it wouldn't be much of a challenge! 10/10 from me. ## Frequently Bought Together - The Death Nut Challenge Version 2.0 Carolina Reaper Peanuts new and improved with better flavor, crunch, pepper blends including Ghost Pepper, Moruga Scorpion! - Lil' Nitro: The World's Hottest Gummy Bear - Revenge of Reaper Jurassic Jerky - HOTTEST Beef Jerky Hot Food Challenge! 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