How to Dry Chillies
The oldest, easiest, and most common way to preserve chillies is to dry them. Aside from a few of the thick-walled, meaty varieties such as ...
Why do some people love spicy foods?
For better or worse, the simple fact remains that we human beings are gluttons for the fiery, delicious pain of a hot, ripe chilli. But ...
The Chemistry of heat
Being that this website is dedicated to the pepper (Capsicum) it would be somewhat of an injustice not to include at least one post covering ...
The quick and easy guide to growing Chillies from seeds.
We know that sometimes we can be a bit too focused on details here at The Chilli Expert and you might not need a whole ...
Can I buy Pepper X?
Pepper X is the current but unverified ‘hottest pepper’ in the world, it supposedly clocks in at a maximum of 3.1 million scovilles. That being ...
Trinidad Moruga Scorpion
The Trinidad Moruga Scorpion is a chili pepper originating from the village of Moruga in Trinidad and Tobago. It is the fifth hottest pepper in ...
Komodo Dragon
Bedfordshire's own Komodo Dragon is the hottest chilli that you can buy on the high-street.
Carolina Reaper
Acknowledged by the Guinness Book of Records as the worlds hottest chilli. Here is everything you need to know about the Carolina Reaper.