Peppadew
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Trademarked name for a cherry-type C. baccatum discovered by Johan Steenkamp in South Africa in 1993. He found the plant growing near his holiday home in Limpopo. The brand is tightly controlled — you can buy Peppadew products but getting seed is difficult. Sweet with mild heat. Usually sold pickled in jars.
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Peppadew
African Cherry Pepper; Malawi; Malawi Peppadew; Malawi Piquante; Piquante; Piquante Peppadew; Piquanté; Sweet Piquanté
B-T-R-2-003
C. baccatum
1,177
Mild (1–1,000 SHU)
Further InformationEdit
Trademarked name for a cherry-type C. baccatum discovered by Johan Steenkamp in South Africa in 1993. He found the plant growing near his holiday home in Limpopo. The brand is tightly controlled — you can buy Peppadew products but getting seed is difficult. Sweet with mild heat. Usually sold pickled in jars.
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