What is the Hottest Spice in the World?

Answer: The world’s hottest spice is the Red Savina Habanero. It has a rating of 350,000–570,000 on the Scoville scale (an index for measuring the hotness of chilies), compared with a score of 2,500–5,000 for the jalapeño.

The Black Prince Restaurant

Part of Lostwithiel Golf Club & Hotel

Pork medallions with thai green curry.
I replaced thr rice with chips
Banoffi pie with clotted cream

Grasshopperonthegreen.com

info@grasshopperonthegreen.com
01959 562926

8.50 - Homemade beef lasagne, salad and gb
8.50 - Homemade steak & kidney pie
12.50 - Pan-seared calves liver & bacon served on mash & spinach wuth red onion jus
8.75 - Beer Cod and chips
6.50 - Goats cheese & bacon salad

Kids had:
4.00 - Sampi & Chips
4.00 - Sausage & chips

2 x Garlic bread

Andrew Murray
Mobile Team

028 9448 0000
www.ctechs.co.uk

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Pay as you weigh

A buffet restaurant in China’s prosperous Guangzhou province recently introduced a new type of charging standard, reports the China Daily.

The restaurant requires children who are shorter than 140 centimetres to pay according to their weight. For example, a child who weighs 25 kilograms will be asked to pay 25 Yuan (US $3) while one who weighs 30 kilograms pay 30 Yuan. The provision has become popular with parents, especially of thinner children who now pay less than they otherwise would.