• Crushed Jalapeño Chiles by Old Town Spice Shop
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Crushed Jalapeño Chiles

Crushed Jalapeño Chiles

Made and shipped by Old Town Spice Shop

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Crushed Jalapeno Chiles bring medium heat and deep green-pepper flavor to everyday cooking. Named after the town of Jalapa in Veracruz, Mexico, the jalapeno is one of the region's most popular chiles and a staple in Southwestern kitchens. Heat level: 5.

At a glance

  • Vendor: Old Town Spice Shop
  • Type: Pantry
  • Form: dried, crushed flakes
  • Heat: medium (5 of 10)
  • Sizes: 1.8 oz Jar ($10.50), 1 oz Bag ($5.90), 4 oz Bag ($16.00), 8 oz Bag ($28.30)

Best for

  • Enchilada sauces and red and green chilis
  • Stews, chili con carne, and pozole
  • Salsas and bean dips
  • Pizza, pasta, and garlic bread
  • Marinades and dry rubs for grilled meats
  • Infused oils and chile vinegars

How to use

Add at the start of cooking to bloom the chiles in oil, or sprinkle at the table for a brighter, fresher heat. Pairs naturally with cumin, oregano, lime, garlic, and tomato.

About Old Town Spice Shop

Old Town Spice Shop is a specialty spice purveyor offering chiles, peppers, and global seasoning blends.

Made by Old Town Spice Shop, based in Fort Collins, Colorado.

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  • Packed and shipped by the maker, never a warehouse
  • Mix any makers in one cart, one checkout, no account
  • Perishables go out Monday to Wednesday in insulated packaging

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Product facts

Made by
Old Town Spice Shop
Maker based in
Fort Collins, Colorado
Size
1.8 oz
Price per unit
$5.83 / oz
Great for
  • Enchilada sauces and red and green chilis
  • Stews, chili con carne, and pozole
  • Salsas and bean dips
  • Pizza, pasta, and garlic bread
  • Marinades and dry rubs for grilled meats