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Mild/Medium Mixed Chillies Box
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A seasonal selection of mild,medium fresh chillies, grown in Cornwall. Packed with flavour and heat, perfect for cooking or preserving. Orders ship Monday–Wednesday.
| Weight | .250 kg |
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The Santa Fe pepper—often called Santa Fe Grande—is a mild chili variety known for its vibrant color and gentle heat. It typically starts yellow, ripens to orange, and finally turns a deep red when fully mature.
Heat Level: Around 500–750 Scoville Heat Units (SHU), which is quite mild compared to jalapeños (2,500–8,000 SHU).
Flavour Profile: Slightly sweet with a tangy, fruity undertone, making it more about flavor than burn.
Culinary Uses: Popular in fresh salsas, pickling, and salads—especially when you want a pop of color without overpowering spice.
Appearance: Plump, conical pods about 5–7 cm long, with smooth skin and a glossy finish.
It’s a great choice if you want a pepper that’s visually striking, flavorful, and family-friendly in terms of heat.
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📦 Fresh chilli orders are dispatched Monday to Wednesday to ensure they arrive in perfect condition.
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Kashmiri Chili (Kashmiri Mirch): A popular spice in Indian cooking, prized for its vivid red color and mild heat.
On the Scoville Heat Unit (SHU) scale, it typically measures 1,000–2,000 SHU, making it far milder than many other chillies but excellent for adding colour and gentle warmth to dishes.
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A tomatillo is a small, tart, husk-covered fruit from the Physalis philadelphica plant, widely used in Mexican cooking—especially in salsa verde. It looks like a green tomato wrapped in a papery lantern-like husk, but it’s not a tomato and isn’t interchangeable with one.
- A member of the nightshade family, related to tomatoes and peppers.
- Native to Mexico and Central America.
- Firm, dense flesh with a naturally high acidity (around pH 3.8), which helps sauces stay bright even after long cooking.
Tomatillos are known for their tangy, citrusy, slightly sour flavour.
Common tasting notes include:
- Lemon or lime–like acidity
- Green apple or unripe tomato tartness
- A hint of green pepper
- When raw: crisp, bright, and sharply tart
- When cooked: mellower, sweeter, and more rounded in flavour
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📦 Fresh chilli orders are dispatched Monday to Wednesday to ensure they arrive in perfect condition.
Bullet chillies are small, cone-shaped peppers with a fruity flavour, medium-to-hot spiciness typically between 15,000 and 60,000 Scoville Heat Units (SHU), and versatile culinary and ornamental uses.
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The Hungarian Hot Wax is a versatile chilli pepper known for its bright yellow colour when young, turning orange and then red as it ripens. It has a mild to moderate heat level, making it popular for both fresh eating and cooking.
Heat Level (Scoville Scale): Typically 1,000–15,000 SHU
On the lower end, it’s milder than a jalapeño.
On the higher end, it can be noticeably hotter, especially when fully ripe.
Flavour Profile: Sweet, tangy, and slightly fruity, with a gentle warmth that builds rather than burns.
Uses: Great for pickling, stuffing, grilling, or adding a mild kick to salsas and salads.
Appearance: Smooth, tapered pods about 4–6 inches long, with a waxy skin (hence the name).
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You may now preorder fresh Biquinho chilies from our Cornish farm, since our UK-grown chillies will soon be in season. These unique, sweet, and mildly flavoured chillies are perfect for pickling, garnishing dishes, or adding a gentle heat to your favourite recipes.
Chillies ripen at different times depending on their heat level and the weather – the sunnier it is, the quicker they mature. Here’s a rough guide to when each type will be ready:
Mild & Medium (including Biquinho) – Available late June/July
Hot – Expected July/August
Superhot – Ready around August/September
Want your mild or medium varieties, like Biquinho chillies, earlier? Just place separate orders for each heat level.
For larger quantities or wholesale enquiries for fresh Biquinho chillies, please contact us directly.
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A poblano pepper is a large, heart-shaped chilli originating from Mexico, known for its mild heat and rich, earthy flavour with subtle sweetness. They typically measure 4–5 inches long and 2–3 inches wide, with thick, dark green skin that turns red or brown as it ripens.
On the Scoville Heat Scale, poblanos range from 1,000 to 2,000 SHU, making them much milder than jalapeños (2,500–8,000 SHU). When dried, they become ancho chillies, which have a deeper, slightly smoky taste and are often used in sauces, stews, and mole.
They’re versatile—great for stuffing, roasting, grilling, or blending into sauces—and offer warmth without overwhelming spice.
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For larger quantities or wholesale enquiries, please contact us directly.
📦 Fresh chilli orders are dispatched Monday to Wednesday to ensure they arrive in perfect condition.
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