Nice interactive ListLogPlot! Thanks for sharing it, Jofre.

I found it interesting that pepper varieties that take longer to mature tend to score higher SHU values:

ListLogPlot[
 Table[Normal[GroupBy[peppers, "type"][i][All, Tooltip[{#days, 1 + #scoville}, #variety] &]], {i, 3}], 
 PlotRange -> All, 
 AxesLabel -> {Style["Days to Mature", 12, Bold], Style["Scoville heat units
    (SHU)", 12, Red, Bold]}, 
 PlotMarkers -> {Red, Darker@Green, Orange}, 
 PlotLegends -> {"Hot", "Sweet", "Mild"}, ImageSize -> 500]

Another observation made is that the hot type of peppers are predominantly reddish:

Table[Labeled[ImageCollage[Normal[GroupBy[peppers, "type"][i][All, "image"]]], {"Hot", "Sweet", "Mild"}[[i]]], {i, 3}]

Table[{"Hot", "Sweet", "Mild"}[[i]] -> 
  Part[DominantColors[
    ImageCollage[RemoveAlphaChannel[#, Transparent] & /@ RemoveBackground /@ Normal[GroupBy[peppers, "type"][i][All, "image"]]], 3], 2 ;; 3], {i, 3}]

And sweet peppers are best suited for salads as their WordCloud of comments indicates:

Table[Labeled[
  WordCloud[
   DeleteStopwords@StringJoin[Riffle[Normal[GroupBy[peppers, "type"][i][All, "comments"]], " "]]], {"Hot", "Sweet", "Mild"}[[i]]], {i, 3}]

Oh, thank you for clarifying it and sharing this post. These GIF animations are screen captures made with LICEcap.

This is extremely beautiful and appetizing :) . However, the animation does not work for me. I have downloaded both the notebook and the m file in the same directory, run the notebook, but there is no animation, only a static pic of the pepper chart. see the attached screen shot. Am I overlooking something very trivial? Another question, very outsider-ish - do you have a version which can be shared on community pages? I have lots of friends who love hot chili peppers, but do not use Mathematica (probably do not have even a cdf reader). Thanks!!

I see. Bernat, it is me who thanks - it was most useful! Not only for understanding it, but also for the tip on the LICEcap screen capture. So far I only used QuickTime for dynamic screen capture, but it does not make GIF animations that are suitable for inclusion in html files. I downloaded and tested LICEcap, and could reconstruct the animation. I really appreciate your help!