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Make every dish the greatest with Frank’s RedHot® Original Cayenne Pepper Sauce. Made with a premium blend of aged cayenne peppers, it’s a recipe that’s worked for over 80 years. Every shake of the bottle delivers the perfect blend of flavour and heat® to all your favourite foods.<ul><li>Made with aged cayenne peppers for the perfect blend of flavour and heat</li><li>Ready-to-use hot sauce</li><li>Shake onto wings and drumsticks, or use with sliders, quesadillas, and dips</li><li>Mix into buffalo chicken dip or bloody Mary’s</li><li>Turn up the heat for game day, tailgates, and special occasions</li></ul>

Hot Sauce

A world of peppers, from medium to scorching. Don’t let this tiny pepper deceive you—it’s seriously spicy. It’s most commonly used in green curries, but you should also try it in a meat and veggie filled stir-fry. PC® Green Thai Hot Peppers are rated in the light red category, meaning they’re extra hot. Did you know that we have a whole new pepper collection that makes it easy for you to spice things up in the kitchen? Each pepper comes in a pack that is clearly labelled with a colour-coded rating: yellow for medium, orange for hot, light red for extra hot, dark red for fiery and burgundy for scorching. If you can handle the heat of a pepper from the light red category, for example, you know you can try others in that same grouping.

Green Thai Hot Peppers

Made from the pressing of fresh, ripe coconut meat, Thai Kitchen coconut milk is naturally processed in Thailand without preservatives or additives. Natural fresh sweetness from coconut meat; no added sugar or use of coconut extract. Good balance of nutty and sweet flavours; does not overpower. Thick, smooth and uniform consistency. Reincorporates well after the natural separation of fat. Perfect for everyday cooking and as a non-dairy substitute for milk or cream. It is essential in Thai curries and peanut satay, and in many soups, beverages and sweets. Allergens (none) No Artificial Colours or Flavours Gluten Free Vegan.

Premium Unsweetened Coconut Milk

Thai chilies are long, slim peppers that turn from green to red when fully ripe. They are very hot and are typically added sparingly to soups, curries, and noodle dishes. Scoville scale rating of 50,000 – 100,000.

Thai Green Chili Peppers

A world of peppers, from medium to scorching. Red Thai hot peppers are the ripe version of green Thai chilis and they definitely bring the heat. They’re often used in red curries, but are equally delicious in stir-fries, noodles and soups. PC® Red Thai Hot Peppers are rated in the light red category, meaning they’re extra hot. Did you know that we have a whole new pepper collection that makes it easy for you to spice things up in the kitchen? Each pepper comes in a pack that is clearly labelled with a colour-coded rating: yellow for medium, orange for hot, light red for extra hot, dark red for fiery and burgundy for scorching. If you can handle the heat of a pepper from the light red category, for example, you know you can try others in that same grouping.

Red Thai Hot Peppers

Hot peppers vary in length but the general rule is that the larger the chili the milder it is. Hot peppers can be mild or extremely hot, and removing their seeds is the only way to reduce the heat. No matter which hot peppers you choose, make sure to always wash your hands after handling them.

Hot Finger Peppers

A world of peppers, from medium to scorching. These small, thin peppers give a boost of flavour to anything you’re cooking up (like that chili con carne). But be warned, they’re spicy. PC® Finger Hot Hot Peppers are rated in the light red category, meaning they’re extra hot. Did you know that we have a whole new pepper collection that makes it easy for you to spice things up in the kitchen? Each pepper comes in a pack that is clearly labelled with a colour-coded rating: yellow for medium, orange for hot, light red for extra hot, dark red for fiery and burgundy for scorching. If you can handle the heat of a pepper from the light red category, for example, you know you can try others in that same grouping.

Finger Hot Hot Peppers

A world of peppers, from medium to scorching. PC® Pencil Hot Hot Peppers originate from Southeast Asia and are available in a rainbow of colours Try them in stir fries and cold noodle salads--they bring some heat, but don’t overwhelm delicate flavours. We’ve rated them in the light red category, meaning they’re extra hot. Did you know that we have a whole new pepper collection that makes it easy for you to spice things up in the kitchen? Each pepper comes in a pack that is clearly labelled with a colour-coded rating: yellow for medium, orange for hot, light red for extra hot, dark red for fiery and burgundy for scorching. If you can handle the heat of a pepper from the light red category, for example, you know you can try others in that same grouping.

Pencil Hot Hot Peppers

Old El Paso, Canada’s #1 trusted Mexican Food brand.* *Voted most trusted Mexican Food brand by Canadian shoppers based on the 2026 BrandSpark® Canadian Trust Study. Per 2 teaspoons (5 g)<ul><li>Also try Sliced Jalapeno Peppers</li></ul>

Chopped Green Chilies

A world of peppers, from medium to scorching. Common in Peruvian cooking, this vibrant pepper has fruity, berry-like notes. It delivers some heat, but not so much as to mask the other flavours in your dish (try it in a salsa, salad or a quick pickle). PC® Yellow Hot Hot Peppers are rated in the orange category, meaning they’re hot. Did you know that we have a whole new pepper collection that makes it easy for you to spice things up in the kitchen? Each pepper comes in a pack that is clearly labelled with a colour-coded rating: yellow for medium, orange for hot, light red for extra hot, dark red for fiery and burgundy for scorching. If you can handle the heat of a pepper from the orange category, for example, you know you can try others in that same grouping.

Yellow Hot Hot Peppers

Red Chili Peppers, Lal Mirch

Jalapeno peppers are slightly rounded chilies with smooth green skin that turns red when ripe. Jalapenos are popular because of their flavour and because they are easy to seed. Add jalapeno peppers to sauces and salsas. Scoville scale rating of 2,500 – 8,000.

Jalapeno Peppers

Shishito peppers offer a mildly sweet flavour with a fun twist, as about one in ten brings a surprising, subtle heat. Blister them in a hot pan for a quick appetizer or toss them on the grill for a smoky side dish. A simple sprinkle of sea salt and a squeeze of lime is all you need to serve.

Shishito Peppers

A world of peppers, from medium to scorching. A scotch bonnet is a legendary pepper that brings the heat, but wait a moment and you’ll taste a sweet almost fruity flavour. Use it in jerk chicken, curries and your fave shrimp dishes. PC® Scotch Bonnet Hot Peppers are rated in the dark red category, meaning they’re fiery hot. Did you know that we have a whole new pepper collection that makes it easy for you to spice things up in the kitchen? Each pepper comes in a pack that is clearly labelled with a colour-coded rating: yellow for medium, orange for hot, light red for extra hot, dark red for fiery and burgundy for scorching. If you can handle the heat of a pepper from the dark red category, for example, you know you can try others in that same grouping.

Scotch Bonnet Hot Peppers

Add a fiery kick and bright, grassy notes to your meals with these crisp jalapeño peppers. Slice them fresh into salsas and guacamole for a vibrant crunch, or roast them whole to bring out a smoky sweetness for savoury stuffed peppers. Dice them into cornbread batter for a savoury surprise or pickle thin rings to liven up sandwiches and tacos.

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