Reddit mentions: The best fresh peppers

did you put these in there? https://www.amazon.com/Sonoran-Spice-Carolina-Reaper-Pebbles/dp/B07BGVF61B

you're obviously the NTA here. legally you might actually get into trouble at least here in the US? I am not sure.

but fuck that, this douche bag grabbed TWENTY of your nerds to guzzle down? it's a good lesson for all your stupid friends to not grab stuff without asking first.

I am consistently generous with friends - I will happily give away my sandwich at lunch if a buddy's hungry. but if you paw at it, or take it without my permission then fuck off.

Absolutely! This is a mix of different super hots.

Fresh Super Hot Peppers - Mixed Box: Carolina Reapers, Ghost, Scorpion, ETC. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0765D3M7F/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_1aCQDbERC9SVE

Cayenne

Sprinkle it around liberally (wear gloves and stay upwind!). I also made a HellPaste out of cayenne and petroleum jelly and slicked it on the peach “walkways”. I managed to get about half of my peaches this year as opposed to zero. They figure ways around after awhile and the cayenne blows off. For the straight powder, hubby manned a water mist bottle and wet the peaches and I dusted with the cayenne. It’ll stay stuck for a couple days at least. The wetness last night degraded it enough for the yard rats to take single bites out of quite a few, but we got a decent harvest today. Next winter we’re going to prune the now mature trees down to manageable size and build chicken wire cages. The netting did nothing. They bite through it or find tiny openings you never thought of. But the cayenne? Best repulsive effects yet. Cage your boxes though. The only other thing I had work somewhat well was a cat I had that would happily pee in my tomato beds. Smells like cat pee obviously, but the tomatoes seemed to like the extra nitrogen. Sadly that fat fucker passed away a while back so it’s me and my bag of pepper hate.

> I decided to order some insanely spicy nerds and put them in an already finished package of nerds.

If she put somethihng like this in a regular package of nerds, and she knows that people eat her candy sometimes (even if it is wrong) then that is a boobytrap. If she had left the reaper nerds in the original package it would not be.

Yep definitely linked the wrong size. This is the one I got

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B008ER96JW/ref=mp_s_a_1_3_a_it?qid=1463119331&sr=8-3&keywords=Sonoran+Habanero+powder&pi=SY200_QL40

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Name conventions are not universal but in general, Dried peppers become chilies and they are completely different in the way they are treated as ingredients in a recipe. Click the links below to see pictures.

Dried poblano peppers are called ancho chilies.

Jalapeño Peppers become Chipotle chilies when dried.

Here is the mobile version of your link

My assumption are these: https://www.amazon.com/Sonoran-Spice-Carolina-Reaper-Pebbles/dp/B07BGVF61B

Use "club rolls" (basically mini sub rolls) for sandwiches. Pop them in the toaster oven whole and crisp up the outer crust before slicing and filling.

There's few cold-cut sandwiches that a bit of hot cherry pepper relish won't make better.

Yellow mustard is for hot dogs. For sandwiches, use a spicy deli mustard at minimum. But try some Löwensenf Extra Scharf if you can.

Chili threads (similar to this).

They're more for visual appeal since they have almost no taste when used sparingly as a garnish.

No, those are dried chili threads. https://www.amazon.com/Thread-Garnishing-Shredded-Pepper-ShilGoChu/dp/B00NE85992

I mean, I can "stop by" Whole foods by going to Amazon Prime Now.

• Kale
  
• Squash
  
• Zucchini
  
• Red Pepper
  
  All organic, and I didn't have to even scoot my chair out.