- Model NumberR5002Primary IngredientChili
- TastespicyVarietydried chilli
- Weight (kg)10Storage Typecool and dry place
- Specification10kg/cartonShelf Life24months
- IngredientsnoContenttianying chilli
- Instruction for Useused for cookingCertification 1HACCP
- NameCheap Price Dry Red Pure Natural Hot Chilli Circle Ring 0305MmSHU15000-20000
- Sterilization methodSteam SterilizationGraininess1mm
- Certification 2HalalPackagingBox, Bag
Dried red chili rings carry Tianying as a commercial name and spicy as a taste description. Start with the ring and seed preparation required for your cooking recipe, then agree the actual material and complete ingredients before selection.
Assess heat in the recipe
The full heat reference is 15000–20000 SHU. Confirm its analytical method and applicable lot result, then evaluate representative material in the intended preparation with an agreed sensory acceptance criterion.
- Form: dried red chili rings.
- Commercial material name: Tianying chilli.
- Sensory reference: spicy, to assess in the cooking recipe.
- Graininess reference: 1mm, requiring actual measured axis, criterion, method, material part and lot applicability.
- Treatment reference: steam sterilization, with actual execution and parameters to confirm.
- Package references: carton, box and bag, with the selected configuration to agree.
Define ring preparation and treatment
Confirm the accepted ring condition and seed preparation together with usable food instructions. The 1mm reference needs its actual measured basis established before it becomes a selected cut criterion.
Obtain the actual steam-treatment execution, parameters and material and lot applicability. Match the process documents to the material you intend to accept rather than assuming a completed treatment from its description.
Set the twenty-four-month basis
Agree actual cool, dry temperature and humidity, the chosen package, closure and handling instructions. Confirm that the 24-month reference applies to that process, material, package and lot, including opening and subsequent use.
Include the actual recipe requirements, technical acceptance and relevant food-use documentation in the final ingredient request. This keeps the ring, heat and treatment decisions tied to the same preparation.





