S17 Dried Red Chili Pepper for Hot Pot Sauce

Product description
  • Model Number
    YL-three
    Brix (%)
    no
  • Primary Ingredient
    Chili
    Taste
    Numbing and spicy
  • Variety
    Hot pepper
    Weight (kg)
    25
  • Additives
    no
    Storage Type
    Cool and dry ventilate place
  • Specification
    25Kg/CTN
    Shelf Life
    2years
  • Ingredients
    Hot Chili
    Content
    Chili
  • Instruction for Use
    Hot pot sauce
    Product Name
    Dried Red Chilli Pepper
  • Packing
    25kg
    Color
    Red Color
  • SHU
    8000-10000
    Used For
    cooking
  • Certificate
    HACCP
    Type
    Dehydrated
  • Packaging
    Box, Bag

S17 dried red chili pepper is described as dehydrated, with a numbing and spicy taste. Hot pot sauce and cooking are the stated food uses. Set the actual chili preparation and required flavor or heat profile for your recipe before accepting a material specification.

Compare the chili for the sauce

The heat reference is 8,000–10,000 SHU. Agree the applicable method and sampling, then review relevant material or batch results together with a representative sample in the intended food.

  • Product material: dried red chili pepper under the S17 commercial name.
  • Preparation description: dehydrated.
  • Taste description: numbing and spicy.
  • Food applications: hot pot sauce and cooking.
  • Heat criterion: 8,000–10,000 SHU, with applicable test evidence to establish.
  • Handling reference: two years in a cool, dry and ventilated place.
  • Described packaging formats: box and bag, with actual configuration to confirm.

Connect storage with the package

Check how the two-year reference applies to the actual chili process and selected package. Confirm the cool, dry and ventilated handling basis before including that period in your purchasing requirements.

Make the acceptance brief usable

Include the sauce or cooking application, actual chili preparation, desired profile and test criteria in the enquiry. Request complete ingredients and relevant process, intended-use and acceptance documents when composition or treatment requirements matter. Agree the packing configuration and handling conditions with those material requirements, so a proposed chili can be assessed consistently against the food process you plan to use. Include any recipe-specific acceptance requirements so the sample review and technical evidence cover the same proposed material.