Fresh Super Hot Peppers - Mixed Box: Carolina Reapers, Ghost, Scorpion, ETC.

I wasn't able to identify every one, but it included brown/red/orange/yellow and even a couple white ghost peppers. All were in good condition and VERY spicy!

Super frescos

I received 12 peppers, super fresh and super hot. They came in four bags, where each bag was labeled with the pepper within it. But actually that's not true, which is the only downside to ordering them.I know for sure that there were different types of peppers within the same bag, so i had to manually look up which pepper was which. And some of them were too hard to tell. For instance, i had a bag labeled as red dragon with three peppers in it. One looked exactly like the red dragon peppers i saw online, but the other two definitely weren't red dragons. They looked like they'd have to be either carolina reapers or 7 pot.So overall the peppers were just what i wanted, super hot and fresh and tasty, but i wanted to know for sure that the carolina reaper was in it, and I'm only assuming it was, but i wasn't able to know for sure.

I've been looking for some peppers.And i'm glad I found this on amazon . As seen in photo

I have fermented many batches of peppers, most have them have been habanero. I fermented these super hots that were sent to me (what I’m reviewing) and it was the first ferment that smelled good. I see all the YouTube videos on how it’s supposed to smell good, well these did. I’m not crazy, I diluted the crap out of the ferment with vinegar and added a bunch of garlic powder amongst other spices; Really these peppers contributed to one of the best batches of hot sauces that I have made. I paid for the convenience of not growing them myself, it’s kind of high $ per pepper, but I’ll probably do it again.

Unidentifiable peppers. Nothing telling you what they are. Thry came in a cheap little paper bag. The amount for the money I spent is absurd. No wonder the listing doesn't give an amount. You wouldn't buy it for that much! Can't use them because they don't even bother to tell you what the 10th of a pound of peppers you overpaid for even is. Even the bad reviews show more product. No wonder the company changed names. Make enough people mad selling over priced poor products and you have to. Save your money and grow your own. You'll know what you bought and it won't be sketchy garbage like I got here.

I ordered three packs of 12 on a Sunday, they shipped on Monday, and arrived on a Thursday. I was worried that they would spoil or get damaged in transit, but they arrived in immaculate condition.I'll admit that I don't know a ton about super hot peppers, but these appear to be very high quality. The colors are vibrant, they smell amazing, and they look like they picked right off the plant and thrown in the box. I ordered 36 and envisioned having more peppers than I would know what to do with, but many were very small and I ended up having less than I thought. However, with peppers like these, sometimes a little can go a long way.They're currently fermenting in a one gallon jar. I padded them out with some regular grocery store habaneros and a red bell pepper, and I managed to fill the jar about halfway. I'm excited to see how these turn out but I don't think I'll be disappointed.

No labeling or method to the madness is a big letdown. Shipping was relatively slow for 10 and change but not unreasonable took a week.they were well packaged and protected in a bubble wrap, box and brown paper bag.Peppers look great for the shipping time and have no worries of them going bad. Will update on the taste. If there is any way to get an idea of what some of these are I would appreciate it greatly and will change my review. Until then I will say there should be some identification added to the product going forward. Some are easier than others