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Company Reacts To Japanese Students Hospitalised After Eating Bhut Jolokia Chips
The company of the chips brand in question, Isoyama Corp, issued a statement apologising for the incident and wishing the kids a speedy recovery.
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Watch: Man Breaks Record By Eating 10 Bhut Jolokia Chillies In Seconds
Guinness World Records: An American Man breaks creates world record by eating 10 bhut jolokia chillies - one of the hottest chillies in the world - under 31 seconds.
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Now, Sip A Cup Of 24-Carat Gold, Bhut Jolokia Chilli Tea
At a time when organic tea variety is gaining popularity, an Assam-based startup offers 'ghost pepper' and 'gold' tea among its 40-odd speciality blends.
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Watch: Man In US Breaks Guinness World Record After Eating 17 Ghost Peppers In One Minute
A man in the United States recently broke the world record for the most ghost peppers eaten in one minute.
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Bhut Jolokia Goes To London, With Love From India
Bhut Jolokia, one of the hottest chillies in the world, was exported from Nagaland to London for the first time on Wednesday.
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I'm Late To The Bhut Jolokia Party. Here's What I Discovered About It
All the way from our illustrious north east part of the country comes one of the chilliest chilli in the world
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Fashion In Reeds, Floating Lab: Biodiversity Of Northeast Moves Centrestage
A boat lab to study biodiversity, and a fashion parade to showcase it - the unique natural resources of the northeast were highlighted this month in two first-of-their-kind initiatives.
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He Ate A Pepper So Hot It Burned A Hole In His Esophagus
A ghost pepper's heat is described in terms normally reserved for carpet bombings. Its heat is measured at 1 million units on the Scoville scale, a per-mass measure of capsaicin - the chemical compound that imbues peppers with heat - that until recently was a world record.
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UK chilli hotter than India's 'Bhut Jolokia'
The record of Bhut Jolokia chilli grown in India's north-east has been threatened by the development of a new chilli in Britain which is more fiery and has a higher Scoville rating.
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World's hottest chilli in a hand grenade
The 'bhut jolokia' - recognised as the hottest of spices - will pack a punch when mixed with hand grenades to deal with terrorists, as trials by Indian defence scientists have shown.
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Company Reacts To Japanese Students Hospitalised After Eating Bhut Jolokia Chips
The company of the chips brand in question, Isoyama Corp, issued a statement apologising for the incident and wishing the kids a speedy recovery.
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Watch: Man Breaks Record By Eating 10 Bhut Jolokia Chillies In Seconds
Guinness World Records: An American Man breaks creates world record by eating 10 bhut jolokia chillies - one of the hottest chillies in the world - under 31 seconds.
-
Now, Sip A Cup Of 24-Carat Gold, Bhut Jolokia Chilli Tea
At a time when organic tea variety is gaining popularity, an Assam-based startup offers 'ghost pepper' and 'gold' tea among its 40-odd speciality blends.
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Watch: Man In US Breaks Guinness World Record After Eating 17 Ghost Peppers In One Minute
A man in the United States recently broke the world record for the most ghost peppers eaten in one minute.
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Bhut Jolokia Goes To London, With Love From India
Bhut Jolokia, one of the hottest chillies in the world, was exported from Nagaland to London for the first time on Wednesday.
-
I'm Late To The Bhut Jolokia Party. Here's What I Discovered About It
All the way from our illustrious north east part of the country comes one of the chilliest chilli in the world
-
Fashion In Reeds, Floating Lab: Biodiversity Of Northeast Moves Centrestage
A boat lab to study biodiversity, and a fashion parade to showcase it - the unique natural resources of the northeast were highlighted this month in two first-of-their-kind initiatives.
-
He Ate A Pepper So Hot It Burned A Hole In His Esophagus
A ghost pepper's heat is described in terms normally reserved for carpet bombings. Its heat is measured at 1 million units on the Scoville scale, a per-mass measure of capsaicin - the chemical compound that imbues peppers with heat - that until recently was a world record.
-
UK chilli hotter than India's 'Bhut Jolokia'
The record of Bhut Jolokia chilli grown in India's north-east has been threatened by the development of a new chilli in Britain which is more fiery and has a higher Scoville rating.
-
World's hottest chilli in a hand grenade
The 'bhut jolokia' - recognised as the hottest of spices - will pack a punch when mixed with hand grenades to deal with terrorists, as trials by Indian defence scientists have shown.
