I believe that’s called the “bite” or “heat” (as in spicy heat, not temperature heat).

What is the meaning of bite in Google

dictionary: he or she has a sharp or pungent flavor?

and some synonyms: piquancy, pungency, spiciness, strong flavor, sharpness.

We read “trade up” and “modernize” within certain contexts address the concept of replacing old with new but they don’t express any pain associated with that exchange. Is it possible to sacrifice familiarity for whimsy AND utility?”

We read “trade up” and “modernize” within certain contexts address the concept of replacing old with new but they don’t express any pain associated with that exchange. Is it possible to sacrifice familiarity for whimsy AND utility?”

We read “trade up” and “modernize” within certain contexts address the concept of replacing old with new but they don’t express any pain associated with that exchange. Is it possible to sacrifice familiarity for whimsy AND utility?”

We read “trade up” and “modernize” within certain contexts address the concept of replacing old with new but they don’t express any pain associated with that exchange. Is it possible to sacrifice familiarity for whimsy AND utility?”

We read “trade up” and “modernize” within certain contexts address the concept of replacing old with new but they don’t express any pain associated with that exchange. Is it possible to sacrifice familiarity for whimsy AND utility?”

We read “trade up” and “modernize” within certain contexts address the concept of replacing old with new but they don’t express any pain associated with that exchange. Is it possible to sacrifice familiarity for whimsy AND utility?”

We read “trade up” and “modernize” within certain contexts address the concept of replacing old with new but they don’t express any pain associated with that exchange. Is it possible to sacrifice familiarity for whimsy AND utility?”

We read “trade up” and “modernize” within certain contexts address the concept of replacing old with new but they don’t express any pain associated with that exchange. Is it possible to sacrifice familiarity for whimsy AND utility?”

We read “trade up” and “modernize” within certain contexts address the concept of replacing old with new but they don’t express any pain associated with that exchange. Is it possible to sacrifice familiarity for whimsy AND utility?”