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Top chef 'spiked chocolate puddings with Ecstasy' which were eaten by two toddlers for Sunday lunch

By Rob Cooper

PUBLISHED: 13:53, 21 June 2012

  • Neil Iron, 32, allegedly spiked desserts to 'liven up' a party the night before
  • Another customer had an 'out of body experience' after eating two 'special' truffles
  • The chef denies offence and says someone else must have spiked them

A top chef who has served the Queen afternoon tea laced chocolate puddings with Ecstasy before they were served to two toddlers for Sunday lunch, a court heard. Neil Iron, 32, allegedly spiked the desserts with drugs to 'liven up' a birthday party at the Red Lion pub in Hoxton Square, north London. Two toddlers, taken to lunch with their parents the next day, shared some chocolate mousse and were hospitalised, and one of them suffered a severe reaction, jurors heard.

Another customer, Charlie Webster, had an ‘out of body experience’ after eating two of the ‘special’ truffles being served after the party, Snaresbrook Crown Court was told.
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How is it possible to spike anything with MDMA? There's no way you could make it taste good!

Since when did people get out-of-body experiences on MDMA either?

Perhaps it was spiked with Ketamine, not MDMA.
 
Oral Ketamine requires a high dosage from my understanding so I don't think it could be that.

We don't do substance ID so I'm going to have to close this...haha kidding of course.

Maybe an RC with a low dosage? I still find it hard to believe a chef of his caliber would do something like this.
 
It's entirely possible that the bitterness of chocolate might mask the alkaloidal taste of MDMA. Wasn't there an ep of Skins where someone baked MDMA into brownies? </obscure_pop_culture>

In any case MDMA is damn near invulnerable to heat and is stable "most" places, so at the least you could put it into cake or whatever without worrying too much about it degrading.
 
edgarshade said:
Since when did people get out-of-body experiences on MDMA either?

Perhaps it was spiked with Ketamine, not MDMA.
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read the thing again.

the people reporting an out of body experience ate two 'special' truffles, not the chocolate pudding to which the article initially refers. the article does not speculate on the contents of the truffles.

alasdair
 
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