An Escape to the Country buyer was left 'burning and shaking' on Wednesday's episode as this week's property hunt was derailed by a bizarre stunt.
An Escape to the Country buyer was left 'burning and shaking' on Wednesday's episode as this week's property hunt was derailed by a bizarre stunt.
And they took a break from looking at homes to head to the Love My Chillies farm nearby where they grow the crop so the couple could see what the local area has to offer. Taking a bite out of one, it was clear the spice was too much as Margherita said: 'Speechless! Oh here, milk, milk!'The BBC host added: 'Oh my goodness, are you shaking?!'
Speaking to owner Salvatore Genovese, he gave the couple some samples one of which was a chilli called Armageddon - while a glass of milk stood on standby
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