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Cayenne Pepper Blend 100g
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Also known as the Guinea spice, it is a perfect blend of chilli powder, paprika and sunflower oil.
Cayenne Pepper Blend 100g, is a perfect blend of chilli powder, paprika and sunflower oil.
Cayenne pepper, also known as the Guinea spice, is a spice made from ground down Cayenne chilli peppers. Its origins are in Central and South America the spice takes its name from the city of Cayenne in French Guiana.
Once ground down to create a powder the pepper that is left is red and carries a fiery kick, perfect for homemade hot sauces. It also has a range of benefits for your health, it is well-known for its ability to breaking up congestion, for instance, helping you fight off your cold and is also a great digestive aid.
Packed in a factory which also packs cereals containing gluten (wheat and barley), nuts, peanuts, sesame, sulphur dioxide, celery and mustard.
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