With the latest gene-editing techniques, it could be possible, although challenging, to make a tomato produce capsaicinoids (the compounds that make peppers spicy), researchers argue. Their objective isn’t to start a hot, new culinary fad — although that’s not completely off the table — but to have an easier means of mass producing large quantities of capsaicinoids for commercial purposes.
Should researchers engineer a spicy tomato?
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