Whole Sun-Dried Red Chili Peppers for Cooking Spices

Product description
  • Model Number
    01
    Brix (%)
    NO
  • Primary Ingredient
    Chili
    Taste
    Mildly spicy
  • Variety
    dried chilli
    Weight (kg)
    10/20/25
  • Additives
    NO
    Storage Type
    Dry and cool place
  • Specification
    8-12cm(3.15-4.72in)
    Shelf Life
    24 Months
  • Ingredients
    NO
    Content
    chilli
  • Instruction for Use
    Spices
    Drying Process
    Sun-dried
  • Stem
    With/Without stem
    Color
    Red
  • Grade
    A
    Moisture
    8%-20%
  • SHU
    1000-20000SHU
    Used For
    Cook
  • MOQ
    1 Ton

Whole sun-dried red chili peppers are a cooking-spice material with a mildly spicy sensory description. Build a purchase specification around the whole pods, the preparation needed by your recipe and the analytical criteria relevant to the actual lot.

Assess mildness in the recipe

A mildly spicy description is useful when arranging a sample trial. Assess it at the intended use level and keep that sensory decision separate from the complete 1,000–20,000 SHU heat reference.

Ask how the sun-dried preparation was actually carried out for the proposed material. Agree the relevant preparation, process parameters and any further treatment needed before food use.

Specify the physical and analytical basis

The size reference is 8–12 cm (3.15–4.72 in), and moisture is 8%–20%. These are independent references requiring an agreed measurement axis, material fraction, test basis, method and sample or lot identification.

  • State whether the recipe requires stems retained or removed.
  • Set the actual stem and crown acceptance criterion.
  • Define how whole-pod dimensions will be measured.
  • Keep the full SHU range in the heat requirement.
  • Specify the moisture test basis and tested fraction.
  • Confirm the complete composition of the proposed material.
  • Record the process and lot associated with the accepted sample.

Connect storage to the actual package

The 24-month reference depends on a dry, cool place and the chosen package. Define actual temperature, humidity and closure conditions, including how the material will be handled after opening.

Obtain the product, process and lot evidence supporting that period. Combine it with the sample decision and pod preparation requirements before finalizing the cooking-spice order.