Ghost Pepper Dealers in Rupnagar, Guwahati (5 products available)

• Color: Green
• Country of Origin: India
• Type: Ghost Pepper
• Shape: Whole
• Style: Fresh
• Application: Cooking, Food, Pickle, Snacks
• Feature: Complete Purity, Good For Health, Good In Taste, Hygienically Packed
• Taste: Spicy
• Cultivation: Natural

• Botanical Name:: Capsicum Chinense Jacq
• English Name:: King Chilli
• Common Name:: Bhut Jolokia,Bih jolokia, Naga mirchi
• Heat Value: 10,01.304 SHU
• Commercial Part:: Fruit
• Uses:: Used in medicine, as pickles, sauces, adding hotness to non vegetarian foods stuff etc. Due to its extraordinary pungency level, it is especially sutable for preparation of “Oleoresin Capsaicin” as well as extraction of Capsaicin.

• Shape: Oval
• Cultivation Type: Organic
• Packaging Type: Plastic Bags
• Country of Origin: India

We produce oven dried bhoot jalakia export quality: fully graded only red pods, moisture-9-11%, free from dust and foreign material, packing- in carton. Available in all forms- pods, flakes, powder.

All products are 100% all natural, and tested for, and free of Aflatoxins, and Sudan Dyes. All Products non irradiated and are produced in a "sanitary" enviroment. We directly import our Bhut Jolokia peppers from Assam, India. And do rely on a supplier, like everyone else does. That is why you'll find that almost everyone is "out of stock", or "expecting" more at a later date. We have over 5,000 kg of "A" grade pods, and powder, and flakes "in-stock" and available for sale to you. We do not sell a "lesser" grade product as found elsewhere. Bhut Jolokia and Trinidad Scorpions are a must for the ultimate in edible heat. If you are looking for a hot Chile , Bhut Jolokia and Trinidad Scorpions are for you. Note - Extreme caution should be used when handling or eating this extremely hot Chile and it's seeds. Always wash your hands thoroughly after handling. • Entered the Guinness Book of Records in 2007 • Has been tested and rated as high as 1,041,000 Scoville units • Grown in the Northeastern region of Assam, India.

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