- Storage TypeCool and dry ventilate placeSpecification25kg/bag
- Product TypeMixed Spices & SeasoningsIngredientsNo additives
- ContentDried chilliInstruction for UseFood Cooking
- Model NumberXLJASONTypeChili Mix
- StyleDriedColorRED
- ShapeGranuleGradeABC
- Shelf LifeTwo yearsProcessing TypeRaw
- Weight (kg)1
Bring a crushed red chili flake requirement into the cooking brief with a clear particle and composition specification. The actual preparation, selected grade and receiving requirements should describe the ingredient being accepted for the recipe.
Specify the flake preparation and formula
Agree particle-size and seed criteria for the actual crushed material offered. Add any moisture, sensory or measured heat condition required by the cooking operation, with relevant product and selected-lot evidence.
A spicy description does not replace the heat specification needed for acceptance. Obtain the complete ingredient and additive statement for a mix requirement so the actual composition can be assessed against the recipe.
- Describe the actual flake and seed preparation.
- Obtain the complete composition statement.
- Set particle, sensory, heat and any moisture criteria.
- Identify the selected grade and applicable standard.
- Confirm actual preparation, packing and receiving conditions.
Agree a grade and its handling requirements
Ask which actual grade is being offered and obtain its applicable standard and acceptance criteria. A general grade description needs that selected level and relevant evidence before it can form part of an order specification.
Review the described two-year shelf life with storage in a cool, dry and ventilated place. Confirm the product, preparation and packaging conditions applicable to that period and to the operation's actual receiving plan.
Complete the cooking preparation review
Clarify raw processing and request the actual drying and preparation sequence for the ingredient under consideration. Agree any further treatment needed by the operation, then confirm the actual packing and commercial conditions against the accepted composition, grade and flake specification.





