Aldi is selling world’s hottest ever sausages with spicy chilli used in GRENADES
The Ghost Chilli is reportedly 417 times hotter than a Jalapeno and is the 5th hottest chili in the world
ALDI is set to test spice lovers' limits with some of the hottest sausages you can buy.
The discount supermarket giant has created Specially Selected Ghost Chilli Sausages - which contain chilli used in tear-gas style grenades.
The Ghost Chilli is reportedly 417 times hotter than a Jalapeno and is the 5th hottest chilli in the world.
Instead of the usual fortune to have a go at a restaurant's spice challenge, this will only set you back £1.99 a pack.
But there is a catch - they are part of Aldi Special Buys, which means there is a limited number.
The spicy snags are made from 100 per cent British pork.
Last year we reported on Holly Willoughby taking on Britain's hottest curry.
The This Morning host tried the Morrisons curry made from naga chillies, which have a Scoville rating of up to one million.
It came with a warning that only people over 16 should try the dish.
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And a woman launched a lawsuit in 2016 to take her neighbours to court for cooking spicy food – because she said the pungent fumes left her incredibly ill and unable to breathe properly.
Animal rights campaigner Joanna Cridlin says she was left gagging for air and has to stagger to the balcony for relief when her upstairs neighbours cook with hot chillies.
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And it's good news for spice fans as scientists believe the fiery peppers, when combined with ginger, could help fight cancer.
Past studies have suggested capsaicin, that gives chillis their kick, may cause cancer.
But the new findings suggest the pungent compound in ginger, 6-ginergol, could counteract the potentially harmful effects of capsaicin.
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