Jinta Whole Dried Red Chili Peppers for Hotpot

Product description
  • Storage Type
    cool and dry place
    Specification
    100g(3.53oz)
  • Product Type
    Single Herbs & Spices
    Ingredients
    chilli only
  • Content
    Dried Red Chile
    Instruction for Use
    hotpot dipping
  • Drying Process
    AD
    Style
    Dried
  • Processing Type
    Raw
    Shape
    Stick
  • Weight (kg)
    25
    Shelf Life
    6 month
  • Type
    Chilli & Pepper
    Name
    Jinta Dried Chili
  • Flavor
    Strong & Pungent Chilli Flavor
    Moisture
    ≤14%
  • Total Ash
    ≤3.0%
    Broken Rate
    1%max
  • Packing
    vacuum bag, woven bag or as customers' demand
    Certification
    ISO
  • Size
    3-7cm
    Color
    RED

Jinta whole dried red chili peppers have a strong, pungent chili flavor description and a wrinkled red-pod appearance. Raw and AD are the stated preparation descriptions. For hotpot dipping, define how the pods will be prepared and the profile your food requires before selecting the material.

A pod specification for hotpot dipping

The written length reference is 3–7 cm. Bring the actual pod preparation, required flavor and heat profile together with the intended recipe, then assess a representative sample against those requirements.

  • Commercial product name: Jinta Dried Chili, in whole red-pod form.
  • Preparation descriptions: dried, raw and AD.
  • Length reference: 3–7 cm, with the applicable size basis to confirm.
  • Material criteria: moisture ≤14%, total ash ≤3.0% and broken rate 1% max.
  • Storage reference: six months in a cool and dry place.
  • Described packing choices: vacuum bag and woven bag, with the actual configuration to agree.

Agree what the technical criteria cover

Apply the moisture, ash and broken-rate references to the actual whole-pod material being considered. Request the relevant definitions, sampling and material or batch test results, including how breakage is assessed, before accepting those criteria for your order.

Connect the package with handling

The six-month reference should be checked against the actual pod process, selected package and handling arrangements. Ask for complete ingredients and relevant process, intended-use and acceptance documents where composition or treatment requirements matter. Include the food application, preparation, required profile, test evidence and packing needs in one buying brief so the proposed material can be assessed consistently.