An heirloom pepper from Southern Italy called "Bacio di Satana," which means "Satan's Kiss" in English. Roughly the size of a golfball, Satan's Kiss falls between 40,000 and 50,000 units on the scoville scale, making it a rather hot little kiss but not a chili that will blow your head off. To serve in the Italian style, stuff and grill with Mozzarella or cream cheese -- and add anchovies, if you dare. Cooking will lower the hotness by about half, making this pepper a nice pairing with a mild cheese. Delizioso!
76 days
No export to Australia
It's a Bell Pepper & It's Violet
Use like most any bell pepper but the color is a bit different, ripening to a nice violet and having a remarkably fruity flavor.
72 days
The Famous Fatalii
The Fatalii pepper (pronounced fay-TAL-ee-eye) is known for its intense heat and distinctive, fruity-citrus taste. Always in demand, the Fatalii is treated like a habanero and is especially suitable for salsas and hot sauces often in combination with fruits such as pineapple and mango. Up to 325,000 scovilles.
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