- Model Number05Brix (%)NO
- Primary IngredientChiliTastestrong spicy
- Varietyer jing tiaoWeight (kg)10/20/25
- AdditivesNOStorage TypeDry and cool place
- Specification18-28cm(7.09-11.02in)Shelf Life24 Months
- IngredientschiliContenterjingtiao chilli
- Instruction for Usefor cookingColorRed
- GradeAMoisture11%-13%
- SHU8000-12000SHUUsed ForCooking
- MOQ1 TonPackaging25kg/bag
Describe the cooking preparation you intend to make before selecting commercially named Erjingtiao dried red chili pods. Agree the actual ingredient composition and supplied whole-pod, stem and seed condition, then connect the technical references with that accepted material.
Assess size, moisture and the full heat interval
Evaluate 18–28 cm (7.09–11.02 in) through an agreed length axis and measurement method. Keep moisture 11–13% and the complete 8000–12000 SHU interval linked to their respective bases, methods and selected-lot evidence for the supplied pods. Keep the length, moisture and heat criteria tied to that same preparation.
- Identify the actual Erjingtiao-named chili material.
- Accept the complete ingredient and additive formula.
- Describe the whole-pod, stem and seed preparation required.
- Define the length and moisture measurement criteria.
- Review evidence for the full heat interval and its method.
- Agree strong spicy sensory criteria and further cooking preparation.
- Set the receiving package, storage temperature and handling plan.
Complete the food-process requirements
Determine actual processing and further preparation for the intended cooking use. Assess strong spicy in relation to that ingredient and recipe, with any additional material or process documentation requested for the same supplied preparation.
Agree storage with the receiving format
Apply the 24-month shelf-life reference with accepted conditions in a dry and cool place. Establish actual temperature, package and handling requirements before concluding the ingredient and packing decision.
Keep the full composition, pod condition and measurement evidence together when requesting further information. Accept those details alongside the cooking process so that the receiving brief remains relevant to the ingredient you plan to use.




