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    Pilipili

    Anybody ever tried this stuff? My stepson's friend brought us some once, in a small bag, and we loved it. Hottest stuff I ever tasted. But we can't find it anywhere, and searches on the net only show wholesalers.

    I don't know for sure, but I suspect it puts Scotch Bonnets to shame in terms of real heat. (What's the measurement again that people use for measuring the "hotness" of peppers?)

    Any hints appreciated...

    TIA,
    Bob

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    Re: Pilipili

    pepper hottness is measured in scovile units

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    Re: Pilipili

    Yeah, Scoville heat units. Here's a rough comparison (the same breed of peppers vary quite a bit in heat depending on location and other factors):

    Bell Pepper: 1 000 units
    Jalapeno: 30 000 units
    Serano: 50 000 units
    Habanero (the hottest known to man): 100 000 units

    There's a very good book available for general information and growing methods: The Pepper Graden.

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    Re: Pilipili

    Great.. thanks! I'll check out that book.

    Habanero, eh? [img]/forums/images/icons/grin.gif[/img] Sounds like my kind of pepper.

    Thanks again,
    Bob

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    Re: Pilipili

    <font color="blue">Bell Pepper: 1 000 units
    Jalapeno: 30 000 units
    Serano: 50 000 units
    Habanero (the hottest known to man): 100 000 units
    </font color>
    BodyGuard brand Pepper Spray (issued to lots of PD's): 2,000,000 shu's

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    Re: Pilipili

    Bell Pepper: 1 000 units
    Jalapeno: 30 000 units
    Serano: 50 000 units
    Habanero (the hottest known to man): 100 000 units

    wasabi: ??????? units [img]/forums/images/icons/laugh.gif[/img] [img]/forums/images/icons/laugh.gif[/img] [img]/forums/images/icons/laugh.gif[/img] [img]/forums/images/icons/laugh.gif[/img]

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    Re: Pilipili

    What is wasabi?
    Chris

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    Re: Pilipili

    It's the green pasty substance served with sushi, sort of a Japanese horseradish. Great stuff!

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    Re: Pilipili

    I love horshradish. Guess I'll have try wasabi...
    Chris

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    Re: Pilipili

    If you do, remember one thing - breath in through the nose, out through the mouth.

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