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Naga Chilli Pepper

Sale price£8.00
Net: 30g Scoville scale 10/10 (Explosive) Assam, India

Extreme heat chilli pepper from Terre Exotique, former Guinness World Record holder for hottest pepper with 10/10 Scoville rating. This hybrid Naga variety from India's Assam region delivers fruity flavour alongside extreme heat, perfect for infusing sauces and marinades where serious spice is essential.

Extreme heat chilli pepper from Terre Exotique, rating 10/10 on the Scoville scale (explosive). This hybrid pepper combines Naga Jolokia and Trinidad chilli varieties, creating one of the world's most pungent peppers that was voted "hottest chilli pepper in the world" by Guinness World Records in 2011. Harvested in Northern India's Assam region, these small but incredibly powerful peppers deliver fruity flavour alongside extreme heat.

Use sparingly and with extreme caution — this pepper is for infusing, not eating directly. Add whole to sauces, marinades, or cooking oils to extract the fruity flavour and volcanic heat. Perfect for enhancing chilli con carne, white fish sauces, pizzas, marinated meats, risottos, or gazpacho where serious heat is desired.

Always wear gloves when handling. Wash hands thoroughly after use. Keep away from eyes and sensitive areas. Use in minute quantities only.

Producer: Terre Exotique, French spice specialists founded by Erwann de Kerros after discovering exceptional pepper varieties in Cameroon. Based near Tours in France's Loire Valley, Terre Exotique sources directly from producers worldwide, maintaining close relationships to ensure quality and traceability across their range of almost 600 spice products.

Origin: Assam region, Northern India

Heat Level: 9/10 Scoville Scale (Volcanic) - Former Guinness World Record holder 2011

Storage: Store in cool, dry place away from children. Handle with gloves and wash hands thoroughly after use.

Allergens: May contain traces of celery, sesame, mustard, nuts

Usage: Use whole for infusing sauces, marinades, and oils. Remove before serving. Start with tiny amounts — this pepper is extremely hot.