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Banana Pepper

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sweet banana pepper

Ideal for sandwiches, pizza and Greek salads. (S)

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Pimento pepper

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pimento pepper

Great dipper for dill vegetable dip or with olives. (S)

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Bell pepper

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bell pepper seeds

Good choice for roasting, salads and making stuffed peppers. (S)

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Shishito pepper

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shishito pepper

Ideal for stir-fry & Japanese recipes. (S)

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Anaheim chilli pepper

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anaheim chile pepper

Great for making salsa or simply stuffed. (H)

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Hungarian paprika

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hungarian paprika

Ideal for Hungarian recipes & goulash (H)

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Pepperoncini pepper

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pepperoncini pepper

Adds a lovely tang to pizza, salads and antipasto. (H)

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Poblano pepper

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poblano pepper

Ideal for Southwestern and Mexican recipes. (H)

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African Birdseye chilli pepper

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african bird's eye chili pepper

Great for Guyana or Mexican recipes – and Piri Piri Chicken. (VH)

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Cayenne pepper

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cayenne pepper

Adds heat to soups, meats and even desserts. (VH)

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