Red African Birds Eye Dry Chili Pepper Pods by Fiery Farms – 4 oz, 50K–175K SHU, Piri Piri Pepper, Red Hot Chili Pepper for Cooking, Chili Seasoning, Non-GMO
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Red African Birds Eye Dry Chili Pepper Pods by Fiery Farms – 4 oz, 50K–175K SHU, Piri Piri Pepper, Red Hot Chili Pepper for Cooking, Chili Seasoning, Non-GMO
- MEET AFRICAN BIRDS EYE PEPPER: Red African Birds Eye hot peppers with authentic peri peri flavor, delivering bold spicy heat and a naturally fruity taste. Whole dried pods for traditional seasoning and flavorful cooking.
- INTENSE HEAT: Carefully dried to preserve their crisp texture, vibrant red color, rich aroma, and bold heat. Ranging from 50K–175K SHU, these whole pepper pods are ideal for grinding or cooking whole.
- VERSATILE FOR COOKING: Perfect for homemade peri peri sauce, chilli powder seasoning, infused chilli oil, marinades, soups, stews, BBQ rubs, and as a flavorful pickling spice ingredient.
- PREMIUM INGREDIENTS: Made from 100% Red African Birds Eye chili pods with no additives or fillers. Naturally dried to preserve bold flavor, vibrant color, and the authentic quality expected from premium hot peppers.
- COOKING ESSENTIAL: The 4 oz resealable pouch provides a long-lasting supply for home cooks and professional kitchens. Enjoy fresh, premium spices whenever you prepare your favorite spicy recipes.
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