Cayenne Pepper Powder

Cayenne pepper, also known as bird pepper, Guinea spice, and red pepper is a slightly sweet and hot pepper in the capsicum annuum species. Also included in the species are other well-known peppers such as jalapeño, bell pepper, and paprika. 

 
Sonoran Spice Cayenne Pepper Powder rates at over 50,000 Scoville Heat Units (SHU) on the Scoville Heat Scale making it a medium to hot pepper. The flavor of the peppers is sweet making it an ideal pepper for uses such as hot sauces and dry BBQ rubs. 

This pepper is native to South America but was brought to Europe by Columbus in the 1400s. Today, many of these peppers still grow in South America, although you can commonly find them in India, Mexico, parts of Africa, and the United States.

Many people consider the cayenne to be the perfect balance between medium-hot and super-hot. It is undoubtedly one of the most popular peppers.

Although this pepper comes from South America, it’s also a popular ingredient in Asian cuisine. This pepper is versatile, whether it’s whole or in its spice form. It can take any recipe from average to extra-special. If you enjoy hot red pepper flakes, you’ve probably been eating flakes from the cayenne pepper without even knowing it.

• Premium quality non-smoked cayenne pepper powder, you will taste the difference.
• Lightning-fast shipping time, we will ship your order in under 2 business days. Most orders ship the same day or the very next business day.
• Gluten-Free, 100% pure, no additives.
• Ships in a high-quality spice jar with a sealed sifter flip cap.

Shipping Configurations
1.5 oz, 3.75 oz, 7.5 oz, 16 oz, 1 kg - Ships in professionally sealed spice jars.

Cayenne pepper is an excellent choice when making hot sauces and dry rubs for its sweet and spicy flavor. It also can be used in any dish where an increase in the heat level is desired without compromising the overall flavor profile of the dish. We especially like adding just a dash of it on chicken breast, eggs, and vegetables. Add a teaspoon to fresh salsa, nachos, and tacos for an added kick.

Additional Info
Want to learn more about Cayenne Peppers? Be sure to check out 
The Ultimate Guide to Cayenne Peppers on our new blog.

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