>From the Sunday Telegraph Newspaper June 21 98 A Japanese company has found a spicy way to keep mice from chewing up Fibre Optic Cables - Chile Pepper. Sumitomo Electric Industries, a Big Manufacturer of electric wiring, believes it is the first company to come up witha cable coated in synthetic spice. " It was developed by taking into account the mice's strong dislike of red pepper,"says Satoshi Maekawa, a spokesman for the Osaka - based company. Rodents have been known to feast on fibre optic cables, which are frequently used in outside television broadcasts. ................. So stock up on mousetraps brothers and sistersin case the aforementioned rodents develop a taste for Chile as they have for most of the other poisons we have hit them with over the years.. Question ; Picked up a jar of Stoneys PEPPADEW wholefruit , mild AUD $4.99 350g ingredients Peppadew, vinegar, sugar, salt, ascorbic acid. Figured they were Chiles even though the supermarket had them in the tinned fruit section . Any Idea what kind of Chile these are .. and do they have a hot version ?? Luke in OZ