Sweet Red Pepper Fillets
$7.00 – $29.00
Sweet inspiration… Our pickled pepper preparation packs a peck of piquant paradise sooo pleasing to the palate. Perfect for gourmet recipes or as a delicious condiment. Peter Pipers’s prize provision.
Ingredients: peppers, water, vinegar, salt, sugar
Keep Refrigerated
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Review Keira (verified owner) – :
The best pickled peppers around – an antipasto salad is incomplete without them!
Review foxgrey1 – :
I like these very much, but not quite as much as the peppadews or horseradish chips. these work great in sandwiches as well as salads. I am almost at the end of the 1/2 gallon I bought.
Review semo61864 (verified owner) – :
The perfect sandwich topper or salad addition…or just gobble them straight from the jar…there is no wrong way to enjoy these ….except maybe as an ice cream topping…