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Ghostly Garlic Fusion Hot Sauce
This garlicky hot sauce is a Pepper Palace bestseller, and for good reason: Hardcore chiliheads appreciate the balanced burn from cayenne, habanero...
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Original Garlic Salsa - XHot W/ Ghost Pepper
You might look at the ingredients list for this extra-hot salsa and think, “Wow—the heat of the ghost peppers will certainly overpower the flavor i...
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Cajun Ghost Hot Sauce
If you dare to walk Bourbon Street in the dead of night, after the tourists and party-goers have gone home, be warned that you might see a spirit o...
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Sickle Pickles
As you unscrew the lid on this hot pickle jar, listen carefully for the swish of the Grim Reaper’s robes coming up behind you. You will have invite...
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Swipe Right On Ghost Peppers - We Promise We Won’t Ghost You
What is the scariest type of pepper? The Ghost Pepper (only because the “zombie pepper” and “student loan debt pepper” don’t exist - yet). Also known as the “bhut jolokia”, the Ghost Pepper was considered the hottest chili pepper until 2011 when the Scorpion stole its crown. Ghost peppers originate in India, where they are used in cooking to spice up curries and in homeland security to keep wild elephants at bay. We like to use ghost peppers to spice up just about everything, from hot sauce to x-hot salsa, wing sauce, BBQ sauce, ketchup, and pickles, though you could probably spread some LD50 around your house if you’re worried about a rogue elephant infestation.
How Hot is a Ghost Pepper?
Ghost peppers are among the hot pepper elite, coming in around a million Scoville Heat Units (855,000 - 1,041,427 SHU, to be exact). They’re so hot they’ve been featured in the Ghost Pepper Challenge where bold chili-heads attempt to eat an entire ghost pepper (while recording the excruciating results for our entertainment).