Bird's Eye Dried Red Chili Peppers for Cooking

Product description
  • Model Number
    YL49
    Brix (%)
    no
  • Primary Ingredient
    Chili
    Taste
    Numbing and spicy
  • Variety
    dried chilli
    Weight (kg)
    25
  • Storage Type
    Cool and dry ventilate place
    Specification
    25kg/CTN
  • Shelf Life
    Two years
    Ingredients
    Dried chili
  • Content
    Hot chili
    Instruction for Use
    Cooking
  • Product Name
    Dried Red Chilli Pepper
    Packing
    Customer Requirements
  • Color
    Red
    Certificate
    ISO
  • Packaging
    Vacuum Pack, Box, Bag

These dried red chili peppers are offered under the Bird's Eye name for cooking. The taste description is numbing and spicy. Choose the actual preparation and flavor requirements for the food you plan to make, with a representative sample to assess suitability.

Choose for the finished food

Begin with the recipe, required chili preparation and desired flavor or heat profile. The Bird's Eye name identifies the commercial product; specify the material characteristics your cooking process needs rather than assuming a particular pod size, grind or numerical heat level.

  • Food material: dried chili, also described as hot chili.
  • Product description: dried red chili pepper with a numbing and spicy taste.
  • Intended application: cooking, with actual preparation to agree.
  • Storage setting: cool, dry and ventilated, alongside a two-year reference.
  • Packaging options described: vacuum pack, box and bag, with configuration to confirm.

Connect handling with the chosen package

The two-year shelf-life reference needs a handling basis that covers the actual material and selected packaging. Confirm the relevant process, storage conditions and package configuration before using that period in your purchasing specification.

Make the enquiry specific

Include the food application, preparation, full ingredient requirements and required sensory or heat profile in the buying brief. Ask for relevant material or batch tests and process, intended-use and acceptance records to support that brief. Bring those requirements together with packing and handling needs so the proposed chili can be compared on the criteria that matter to your kitchen or food process. Agree the final material description and packing requirements in writing.