The competition heats up in this week's episode of The Apprentice when one of the teams of would-be entrepreneurs has to dump their stock of chutney when they overload it with "vicious" chillies.
Lord Sugar challenges the teams on the hit BBC One show to come up with a new condiment that will let them carve "themselves a niche in the marketplace".
Team Sterling opt for a luxury pineapple chilli chutney but their sample batch ends up in the bin after a mix-up with ingredients, leaving the team without any samples to impress would-be buyers.
All looking good... until too much chilli makes its way into the mix
Lord Sugar's right-hand man Nick Hewer tells them it has "too much chilli by a factor of three and what we ended up with was a vicious chilli chutney".
The competition heats up in this week's episode of The Apprentice when one of the teams of would-be entrepreneurs has to dump their stock of chutney when they overload it with "vicious" chillies.
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The competition heats up in this week's episode of The Apprentice when one of the teams of would-be entrepreneurs has to dump their stock of chutney when they overload it with "vicious" chillies.
L...
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Where would we be without table sauce? We've been using it for thousands of years: the Romans even made one from pickled, rotten fish guts that makes Marmite look positively palatable in comparison.
To succeed in The Apprentice you must prove that you have the skills to survive the schoolyard politics of the show, it's as important as demonstrating your business acumen. The women on Team Sterling lived up to the worst prejudices about what women are like when they work together without men.
I watch this program every week " God knows why " and can't beleive how any of this lot or any previous ones ever managed to get themselves any job, never mind the well paid ones most of them have.If this is the best we have, then it's little wonder British industry sunk without trace.
blujag: I watch this program every week " God knows why
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Posted: 4/04/2012 09:20 Updated: 4/04/2012 09:37