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Everything You Need To Know About Super Shepherd Chili Peppers

Despite the fact that they’re called super shepherd “chili” peppers, these peppers actually aren’t spicy at all – not even a little bit. They score a flat zero on Scoville scale (the spiciness scale that measures how hot chili peppers are) so you won’t be using them to add piquancy to your curries and chilies. …

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Everything You Need To Know About Chocolate 7-Pot Chili Peppers

What Is A Chocolate 7-Pot Chili Pepper? The chocolate 7-pot chili pepper originated from Trinidad and is round in shape with a scorpion like tail. It looks similar to a habanero pepper and is one of the hottest chilis in existence. With an impressive 1,000,000 – 1,200,000 SHU on the Scoville scale, this red hot …

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Cayenne Golden Chili Peppers: All You Need To Know

Golden Cayenne chili peppers are a specialty variety of pepper, that are typically found at specialty retailers. They have a distinctive, golden yellow appearance, and a sweet, tart and smoky flavor, lending itself well to a myriad of dishes. The Heat Level Of The Cayenne Golden Chili Pepper The Cayenne Golden chili pepper can have …

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Everything You Need To Know About Corno Di Toro Chili Peppers

Corno di toro chili peppers are a symbol of Italian-American heritage and are thought to have been introduced to the US by Italian immigrants in the late 19th or early 20th century. They can often be seen growing in Italian-American gardens and are an ingredient in many Italian dishes. Appearance Corno di Toro is the …

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Everything You Need To Know About Cascabella Peppers

Cascabella peppers are small, mildly spicy wax-type peppers, usually around 2 inches in length. They form small cone shapes that end in a rounded point. The chilies start out yellow, eventually turning orange and then red as they ripen. However, they’re typically eaten when they’re in the yellow stage. They shouldn’t be confused with cascabel …

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