Dried Chiltepin Peppers (Chili Tepin) // Weights: 0.5 Oz, 1 Oz, 2 Oz, 4 Oz, and 6 Oz!! (4 Oz)

I have looked around locally and the best pepper ive found are clearly aged... these are brite and beautiful...Hot, ranking 50k to 100k on the Scofield scale. Context.... a jalapeño ranks about 2500 to 5k.Worth every penny

I use these whole and also grind them with other peppers in my spice grinder. Good taste and nice heat.

Love the heat and the Smoky flavor. I use it in my sauces and Mexican recipes all the time. Highly recommend.

Fresh whol chilies. I know this because the seeds are excellent and have great growing potential. I’m very impressed with the product and highly recommend it.They are crunchy and full of flavor.

Chiltepin hot smokey peppers are difficult to find. They add a distinct smoke flavor with a high degree of heat. Simply a unique , flavorful and HOT pepper. More flavor than habanero or other hot peppers. Simply try it for a welcome change of pace!

1/4 to 1/3 cup chiltepins, 1-2 cloves garlic, 1-tsp mexi oregano, 1-tsp kosher salt & 2 cups clamato juice, mix together in a blender or blend with an immersion blender-- your welcome!--

I enjoy spicy peppers provided they have good flavor. I saw Chiltepin peppers on a TV show and they sounded interesting, so I got a 2oz bag.The dried peppers smell good. Grinding some up they are not too hot on the tongue, similar to a cayenne. What little I tasted was pleasant with a hint of citrus and a faint hint of bitter. Then I looked at the bag more closely.The peppers are distributed by Morel who does not list a country of origin. Most alarming is the warning on the bag, "Recommendation: Wash before consuming". What could be on these?! How does one wash a dried pepper without ruining it?So, I will consume no more from this bag, which has become a bag of seeds. I will sprout some because I'm really curious what they taste like fresh. I suspect they will be very good.

My son is a displaced Texan now living in Chicago. These things grow wild in my yard here in Texas, and I was always picking them and sending them to him. Last year, poor pepper crop. So, last Christmas, I turned to Amazon, and lo and behold, I found some! Sent him a 4 ounce bag. He gushed over them for months. "Best Christmas gift ever!" Says that they were fresh, very hot, high quality. He even planted a few in pots and now has a few plants growing in his window. So, this Christmas, I sent him a bigger bag. Best gift ever for a displaced Texas country boy!I wanna go home to the armadillo...