Description
Birdseye pepper, commonly referred to as African Cayenne Pepper or Pili-Pili. Most sources state that the birdseye is Capsicum frutescens, making it a relative of the tabasco chile. Depending on growing conditions, the plants range in height from one and a half to four feet tall, and are usually very bushy. Scoville Heat Units 100,000- 175,000.
Usage
Great taste with heat! Around 100,000-175,000 Scoville units.Ingredients
Bird's Eye Chili Pepper.Product Reviews
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