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Man fan died at the room shot up to 97 degrees on Saturday (Picture: AP) One man who died in India this week after eating a chilli-laced ice cream was the target of a campaign in the Philippines to raise awareness about the dangers of eating hot foods, police said on Friday. Police in the Philippine capital, Manila, said they believe two ice cream sellers, possibly from New Zealand, were responsible for selling ice creams containing as many as 3,000 jalapeo peppers to the victim in the capital. Dangers of eating hot foods: Facts and myths Show all 11 1 /11 Dangers of eating hot foods: Facts and myths Dangers of eating hot foods: Facts and myths You'll get a bigger hot-food rush Burn more fat - A study found that people who took on the hottest fayre (thats anything above 60C) burned around 150 calories more than those who just sat in a draught for half an hour. Dangers of eating hot foods