It's yet to be tested on the all-important Scoville scale, but a husband-and-wife farming team in WA's remote north thinks they may have accidentally grown the world's hottest new chilli. ✍️ Sophia Alston via ABC Pilbara 📹 Alistair Bates | ABC Perth

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