A central London restaurant has insisted that diners sign an indemnity form before eating Christmas puddings, some of which contained silver pieces.Some 350 diners at High Timber signed the waiver before eating the desserts, which contained silver charms. It read: "I absolve High Timber from blame should I come to harm including a chipped tooth, or any injury as a result of swallowing it." Restaurant owner Neleen Strauss said it had "created a bit of a stir".
A central London restaurant has insisted that diners sign an indemnity form before eating Christmas puddings, some of which contained silver pieces.
Some 350 diners at High Timber signed the waiver before eating the desserts, which contained silver charms.
It read: "I absolve High Timber from blame should I come to harm including a chipped tooth, or any injury as a result of swallowing it."
Restaurant owner Neleen Strauss said it had "created a bit of a stir".
