Guide
The Heat Guide
What a Scoville number actually tells you, where all eleven PepperZ chiles sit, and how to build heat you can still control.
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PepperZ
Chile de Árbol
$5.99
0.50 oz / 14 g
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Bright, sharp, and clean-burning, the Árbol brings nutty, grassy heat with a wisp of smoke. A go-to for salsas and infused oils when you want real fire and vivid red color.
Heat level
Medium · 15,000-30,000 SHU
- Mild PepperZ
- Medium — this product's heat level
- Hot PepperZ
- Extreme PepperZ
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- Format Whole dried pods, stems on
- Heat Medium · 15,000-30,000 SHU
- Flavor notes Nutty, grassy, smoky
- Best with Salsas, Hot sauces, Pickling
The details
Know What You're Cooking With.
Nutty, grassy, smoky
How to use
- Toast Thirty seconds in a dry pan wakes the oils. Do it in a ventilated kitchen.
- Rehydrate Cover with hot water for 20 minutes, then blend — keep the soaking liquid.
- Dose Start with a quarter pod per pot. You can always add; you cannot subtract.
Product details
- Product family
- PepperZ
- Form
- Whole dried pods, stems on
- Net weight
- 0.50 oz / 14 g
- Ingredients
- The named pepper, nothing else.
- Storage
- Cool and dry, sealed. Shelf-stable for months.
- UPC
- 819981013011
Before your first order
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How much per pot?
Start with a quarter pod for six servings, then taste before adding more.
¼ pod · 6 servings -
How long do they keep?
Sealed and dry, whole pods hold their heat for months, not days.
Months, sealed -
Do I need gloves?
Yes — capsaicin oil lingers on skin long after you have washed your hands.
Gloves on
Learn Before You Cook.
Three short reads that answer what people ask before they open the pack.
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