Dulce Italiano

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Dulce Italiano

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Dulce Italiano
Sweet ItalianoEdit
A-X-A-2-001
C. annuum
0 - 500
Mild (1–1,000 SHU)
CaramelEdit
Further InformationEdit Edit

An Italian-style sweet frying pepper (C. annuum). "Dulce Italiano" (Italian Sweet) refers to the classic Italian frying pepper type — thin-walled, elongated, ripening from pale green/yellow to red with a sweet, mild flavor. Essentially heatless at 0–500 SHU. Used for roasting, sautéing, and fresh eating. Standard in Italian and Mediterranean cuisine.

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How hot is the Dulce Italiano?

The Dulce Italiano measures 0–500 Scoville Heat Units (SHU), making it a mild pepper — milder than a jalapeño.

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