Morrisons’ new ‘Volcanic Vindaloo’ isn’t your typical supermarket curry as it has plenty of oomph.

So much so that it instantly gave me hiccups and I needed a mouthful of milk to settle myself down.

Once the initial shock had worn off, I found the vindaloo - said to be the fieriest sold by a British supermarket - deliciously spicy and not at all like the molten lava I had expected.

The Examiner's Robert Sutcliffe (left) and Andrew Robinson taste testing Morrisons' Volcanic Vindaloo

There was plenty of chicken and a few whole chillies which I avoided as I had nothing to prove, having eaten plenty of them in the past.

And at £1.50 per portion it is certainly value for money.

I’d buy the product again and would suggest it would go down a treat with a big spoonful of yoghurt, some rice and a few cold lagers.

Morrisons' new Volcanic Vindaloo which is billed as the hottest on sale in a British supermarket

My colleague Robert Sutcliffe, a veteran when it comes to vindaloos, was equally impressed with the fare, including the chillies.

He said: “Billed as Volcanic Vindaloo I approached this curry dish with some slight trepidation - and used a teaspoon instead of my more usual fork.

Examiner reporters - and curry lovers - Robert Sutcliffe (left) and Andrew Robinson

“But I needn’t have worried. Although it certainly possessed a kick it was a long way from overpowering my tastebuds.

“For just £1.50 it is a steal for those who like their curry hot.”

But a word of warning, the dish comes with an age 16-plus safety warning. And if you’ve never ventured far from a korma, Volcanic Vindaloo will feel like a kick from a mule.