DRIED RED CHILLI Chili is a spice used in many food industry, especially dried chili. Due to the long storage time, reduced weight and size, in the food industry, dried chilli is mainly used. Dried chili can be ground into flour, chili flakes in the production of instant noodles, chili sauce, dipping sauce, spice powder, dried beef ...
Noteworthy Indian dry chilli varieties include Sannam, Teja, Byadgi, 273, Wonder Hot, 334, Mundu, and Tomato. Ranging from intense to sweet, they span hues from deep to light red. While there is a wide range of chili varieties, we'll focus on a few key types that are favored by international buyers when sourcing from India.
Product Name: S4 Sannam Moisture: Below 12% Length: 6-8cm(without stem) Pungency: 18000 SHU - 22000 SHU Color Value: 40 ASTA -50 ASTA Capsaicin content: 0.2% To 0.3% Max Sannam Red Chilli is also known as S334, S4 or sometimes as S10 The S4 Sannam variety chilli is one of the most famous types of chilli available and has a huge market worldwide.
Product Name: S17 Teja with Stem/ stemcut Moisture: Less than 10% Length: 6-9 cm (without stem) Pungency : 85000 SHU - 100000 SHU Color Value: 60 ASTA - 80 ASTA Capsaicin content: 0.589% The S17 Teja chilli is the most spiciest variety available in India. The red factor and the compelling taste in our food is enhanced by Teja S17.
TEJA SANAM AND KASHMIRI Teja, Sanam, and Kashmiri dried red chilies are staples in Indian cuisine, each with unique qualities and health benefits. Teja chili, with its intense heat and vibrant color, boosts metabolism, aids digestion, and offers pain relief, making it ideal for spice blends, sauces, and pickles. Sanam chili, milder in heat, is rich in nutrients and anti-inflammatory properties, perfect for curries, soups, and stir-fries. Kashmiri chili is known for its deep red color but no heat, adding a rich hue and subtle flavor to dishes without overpowering them. Together, these chilies enhance flavors and add nutritional value to a variety of culinary creations.