Carolina Reaper Peppers, Powders & Candy
Meet the world's hottest chili pepper - the Carolina Reaper. It's the godfather of all chili peppers and looks as gnarly as it tastes. If you consider yourself a chilehead, why not try our very own Carolina Reaper challenge to see if you can stack up against all odds.
Shop Our Range of Carolina Reaper Peppers Products
Explore our collection of Carolina Reaper-infused products, from hot sauces to candy, and take your love for spice to the next level.
Carolina Reaper Powders
Carolina Reaper powder is a concentrated form of the famous pepper, ideal for adding intense heat to dishes. A pinch can transform a mild meal into a fiery culinary adventure.
Carolina Reaper Candy
Carolina Reaper candy combines sweetness and heat, providing a unique taste experience. These candies deliver a burst of fiery flavor followed by a sweet relief.
Carolina Reaper Flakes
Carolina Reaper flakes are dried and crushed Reaper peppers. They are versatile and can be sprinkled onto foods to infuse them with extreme spiciness, perfect for spice enthusiasts.
Carolina Reaper Scoville
On the Scoville Heat Scale, the Caroline Reaper has a new average Scoville Heat Unit (SHU) rating of 1,641,000 with some individual peppers topping out at an incredible 2,200,000 SHU (as recently measured at Winthrop University). The pepper previously had a SHU rating of 1,569,300 but after more recent testing in 2017, it surpassed the previous SHU ranking.
To give you an idea of how hot the Carolina Reaper pepper is compared to other common peppers, a bell pepper has a SHU of 0 as it has no heat. A common jalapeño has a SHU of around 2,500 - 6,000 SHU. Habanero peppers range anywhere from 100,000 to 350,000 SHU. A Ghost Pepper's Scoville rating is just over 1.1 Million.
Below you will find our fine selection of Carolina Reaper peppers, powders, flakes, hot sauces, seeds, jerky, candies, and more.
How Can I Use Carolina Reaper in Cooking? Cautions When Cooking With Carolina Reaper
Carolina Reaper powder is highly concentrated and should be used sparingly. A pinch can add intense heat to any dish, transforming mild meals into fiery culinary experiences.
Aoid contact with eyes and skin as severe irritation can occur. It's recommended to use gloves when handling the pepper or its products to prevent accidental contact.
