Hottest Peppers in the World
Jan 20, 2020
Many people love spicy food until they have tried the ones with the hottest peppers. There are many YouTubers who have tried the hottest peppers in the world and well you can’t help but pity them by the end of the video. The spicy heat of peppers is measured in Scoville Heat Units (SHU) so it is not like there wasn’t a warning!
If you still think there isn’t any pepper that can deter you from trying spicy curries, here are some of the hottest peppers in the world that you may try.
Carolina Reaper (2,200,000 SHU)
This is ranked as the hottest pepper and is 200X hotter than Jalapeno.7 Pot Douglah (1,853,936 SHU)
t is a rare hot pepper and native to Trinidad and is known to have a bit fruity taste.Trinidad Moruga Scorpion (2,009,231 SHU)
Another hottest pepper that hails from Trinidad. Even a little amount in any dish can make it extremely spicy.Naga Viper (1,382,118 SHU)
This pepper is rather a hybrid of Naga Morich, the Bhut Jolokia, and the Trinidad Scorpion, the hottest pepper parents ever!Bhut Jolokia (800,000-1,001,304 SHU)
Otherwise known as ghost pepper, this pepper is native to India and is a popular ingredient in many authentic curries.Naga Morich (1,000,000-1,500,000 SHU)
It is popularly known as serpent chili and is grown in North India and Bangladesh. This is mostly served on the side instead of being added as an ingredient.Red Savina (200,000-577,000 SHU)
This is a selectively bred variant of pepper that has been protected by the US government’s Plant Variety Protection Act.7 Pot Primo (1,469,000 SHU)
A pepper created by horticulturist Troy Primeaux is known to be very hot.Which pepper are you going to try?