Chiles and Paprikas

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Smoked Spanish Sweet Paprika
Our Smoked Sweet Paprika takes sweet, Spanish red peppers & dries them over an oak fire to give them their delicious smoky flavor. Add a good p...
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Hungarian Paprika
In Hungary, it is not uncommon for cooks to have several grades of paprika in the kitchen. This paprika is a Kulonleges paprika that bears the name...
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Crushed Red Pepper Flakes
Crushed Red Pepper is a must in every kitchen (and on every pizzeria table in the U.S.). These chiles are about a 3 to 4 on a heat scale of 1 to 10...
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Crushed Aleppo Peppers
The Aleppo pepper, also known as a Halaby pepper, is named after the city in northern Syria famous for its chiles. Grown in the Middle East, these ...
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Cayenne Pepper Chile Powder
Cayenne Chile Powder is our version of cayenne pepper. Cayenne chiles are ground into a fine red pepper powder that's great for adding a zesty, spi...
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Ancho Chile Powder
Anchos are the sweetest of all dried chiles. Also known as poblano when fresh, they are the most commonly used chile in their native Mexico, long u...
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Smoked Spanish Hot Paprika
This popular ground pimentón’s true Spanish name is Pimentón De La Vera, Picante. These mildly hot red peppers indigenous to Spain are dried over a...
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Chipotle Chiles in Adobo Sauce
This Mexican product is a must for pepper lovers and speeds up the process of sauce making. Chipotles are mixed into a thick, mild tomato paste and...
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Calabrian Hot Pepper Paste
This distinctive condiment comes from the Calabria region of Italy, known for their hot Calabrian peppers. Bomba di Calabria combines hot Calabrian...
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Hatch Green Chile Powder
Enjoy the popular flavor of authentic Hatch Green Chiles year-round with our Hatch Green Chile Powder. This hatch green chili seasoning is medium-h...
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Mild Red New Mexican Chile Powder
This chile is of the same variety grown in and around Chimayo, New Mexico. Only select New Mexican red chile pods are chosen for this excellent tas...
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Chipotle (Morita) Chile Powder
Chipotles are fully ripened jalapenos, meaning they’ve been allowed to mature and turn red on the vine. They are dried by smoking and it takes abou...
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Featured Recipes

Hot Wing Chile Glaze Recipe
A sweet, sticky sauce perfect for glazing crispy chicken wings. Make it as mild or spicy hot as you like!
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Pink Peppercorn Macarons with Ruby Rose Ganache Recipe
Fruity, tangy, and floral, these show-stopping sandwich cookies taste as good as they look.
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40-Minute Pho Recipe
Enjoy delicious homemade pho faster by simmering caramelized aromatics with flavorful, whole spices.
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Introduction to Our “Chiles & Paprikas” Product Category
Some like it hot. Others like it hotter. Something everybody likes? Flavor!
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Three Reasons Paprika Should Be Your 'New' Favorite Spice
Paprika—especially fresh paprika—possesses unmatched flavor and there are different types of paprika to explore.
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Hot or Not: The Science of Spiciness
Here is a list of all of our chiles grouped by heat level, as well as some taster reactions to some of them.
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Are paprika and chile peppers the same?
Paprika is made from mild chile peppers. So all paprikas come from chiles, but all chiles are not paprika. So, sort of!
Are all paprikas the same?
Paprika has a slightly different flavor depending on where it comes from and what variety it is. Spanish paprika is hot & smoky, California paprika is sweet with a slight kick, and Hungarian paprika is more sweet with very subtle spice. Depending on what you prefer, paprikas can mostly be used in recipes interchangeably. For example, if the recipe needs some smoky, spicy heat, use Spanish paprika.
What is the best paprika?
The best paprikas have bold flavor. Your paprika should have a pleasant, mildly warm scent as well as a red color. If it doesn't have much smell, it doesn't have much flavor.
Can you tell me where to buy paprika?
You can find most paprikas at local spice shops, grocery stores or with online spice stores. We carry Hungarian Paprika, Hot Paprika, California Paprika and smoked paprika blends, like Smoked Spanish Sweet Paprika. You can find our full line both online and in stores.