Aji Cachucha Creole

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A sweet, heatless C. chinense from Puerto Rico and the Caribbean, part of the Cachucha family of aromatic seasoning peppers. Cachucha peppers are the Caribbean equivalent of Aji Dulce — habanero-type aroma and fruity, floral flavor with essentially no capsaicin heat (0–1,000 SHU). The Creole designation indicates a specific Caribbean lineage. Used in Puerto Rican and Caribbean sofrito and cooking as a flavor base. Red-colored pods.

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Last updated Oct 5, 2026

How hot is the Aji Cachucha Creole?

The Aji Cachucha Creole measures 0–1,000 Scoville Heat Units (SHU), making it a mild pepper — milder than a jalapeño.

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