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New Mexico Hatch Chile Powder

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SKU:
BCAB80
UPC:
842441134216

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INGREDIENTS:
New Mexico hatch chiles, silicon dioxide. (anti-caking agent)
SPEC:
SDS:
EGG:
Egg Free
FLAVOR:
Spicy
COLOR:
Red
WHEAT:
Wheat Free
PEANUT:
Peanut Free
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN:
United States
PRODUCT TYPE:
Ground Spices
FORM:
Powder
CUISINE:
American
TREE NUT:
Tree Nut Free
SOY:
Soy Free
SUGGESTED USES:
Sauce, Chili, Soup, Stew, Cooked Dishes, Marinades, Rubs
SEASONS:
physical
SELECTION:
available
DIET TYPE:
Vegan Friendly
DIET TYPE:
Non GMO
DIET TYPE:
Gluten Free
DIET TYPE:
Alcohol Free
DIET TYPE:
Kosher
DIET TYPE:
PG Free
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Description

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Hatch Chile Powder Adds Unique Flavor with Mild Heat

  • Dried & Ground Ripe Red Chiles With Silicon Dioxide
  • Grown in the Hatch Valley NM for Unique Earthy, Subtly Sweet/Smoky Mild Heat
  • Adds Color & Flavor to Cooked Dishes, Baked Goods, Dry Mixes
  • Non-GMO, Gluten Free, Kosher, Vegan

OliveNation New Mexico Hatch Chile Powder is made from a blend of red chile peppers grown in the Hatch Valley of New Mexico that are dried and ground to a fine powdered texture. Many different varieties are grown in the Hatch Valley, where the growing conditions and soil composition produce an unique earthy, smoky, slightly sweet flavor to peppers grown there. Our New Mexican Hatch chile powder offers mild to moderate heat as well as classic Hatch taste and aroma. This versatile ground pepper is ideal for traditional Southwest dishes such as salsa, enchilada and chile relleno sauces, posole, and chili. Use Hatch chile powder to add deep spicy taste to spice rubs, marinades, dips, soups, stews, and sauces. This powdered ingredient features mild to moderate heat, scoring at 750 to 4000 on the Scoville scale.

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