World No. 1 hot sauce: wearing a gas mask

According to the American Odditycentral.com report on June 12th, Muhammed Karim, a crazy chef in Lincolnshire, United Kingdom, developed a “magnificent” “World No. 1 hot sauce”. Muhammad had to wear a gas mask during the cooking of the sauce to prevent the inhalation from spreading into the air. The scent was turned to the ground and the diners had to sign a “life and death” beforehand to try the food.

It is reported that 34-year-old Mohammed worked in the Bindi Hotel in Lincolnshire, in charge of spicy dishes. This legendary spicy sauce in the world's invincible hand, if calculated with Scott Granville, the spicy degree is as high as 12 million units, which is several times more than police pepper. Not only must the chef wear a mask “antivirus” during the cooking process, diners also need to bring two pairs of gloves to get their hands on the chicken legs. The entrance of the hot sauce is like a crazy explosion of atomic bombs. Muhammad is known for his name "Atomic Spats." He himself also stated that when eating this sauce, he "feels like putting the iron on his lips and never takes it away."

Undoubtedly, the body is stimulated by such "professional" enthusiasm to cause a series of side effects, such as facial paralysis, body twitching and even internal bleeding. The diners who love to die often want to taste fresh, but they are decisively taken into the ambulance. The last tasting idiot sweats like a rain, his fanatic cheek wants to regain the feeling of missing for a long time, but Muhammad said that such facial discomfort may last more than 30 minutes.

Therefore, adventurers who want to take the risk must sign a “responsibility exemption” before the sauce, and the staff of the Bindi Hotel have already trained emergency techniques to cope with emergencies before the arrival of medical personnel. Look after the diners who unfortunately “damaged” at the dinner table.

The owner of the Bindi Hotel stated that this sauce is “like a weapon” and should be strictly managed to prevent accidental consumption. The "Atomic Sparring Challenge" is also being held in the store. Those who want to try the endurance can come to participate. If they can eat 10 hot drumsticks full of the sauce in 15 minutes, there will be Opportunity to win a £100 bonus. However, only 20 people have participated so far, and the highest challenge record has only eaten only 2 chicken legs.

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