Does tomato sauce neutralize the heat in peppers?
Tomato sauce does not neutralize the heat in peppers. The heat in peppers comes from a compound called capsaicin, which is not affected by the acidity of tomato sauce. In fact, some studies have shown that capsaicin can actually be more potent in acidic environments.
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