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Fresh Pepper Price -1 portion

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Get farm-fresh red peppers 🌶️—vibrant, spicy, and full of flavour! Learn the difference between fresh and dried pepper and how to preserve them without refrigeration. Check the current fresh pepper price and add some heat to your kitchen today!

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Fresh Pepper Price – Hot, Flavourful & Farm-Fresh in Nigeria

Check today’s fresh pepper price and get premium-quality peppers that add authentic heat and flavour to every Nigerian dish. Our fresh red peppers are locally grown, handpicked, and full of natural spice—perfect for soups, stews, sauces, and marinades.

What Is a Fresh Pepper?

Fresh pepper refers to newly harvested chilli or bell peppers that haven’t been dried or processed. In Nigeria, “fresh pepper” often means atarodo (scotch bonnet), rodo, or bawa (bell pepper). These varieties are juicy, aromatic, and rich in vitamins A and C.

Fresh Pepper vs Dried Pepper Names

The main difference between fresh pepper and dried pepper lies in moisture and flavour intensity. Fresh peppers deliver vibrant colour and fruity heat, while dried peppers, known as ground pepper or ata gigun, have a deeper, smokier taste. Both are staples in Nigerian kitchens but serve different culinary purposes.

How to Preserve Fresh Pepper Without Refrigeration

To keep your peppers fresh for longer, store them in airtight containers, sun-dry lightly, or blend and mix with oil or salt. For more practical methods, explore our full guide on How to Store Vegetables to Extend Shelf Life, which includes easy, no-fridge preservation tips.

Shop fresh, spicy peppers today and enjoy unbeatable flavour straight from the farm.

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