Sweet & Mild Chili Peppers
Sweet and mild chili peppers have very little to no heat. Some may have a mild spice level. They range from 0 to 5,000 Scoville Heat Units. There are many, many varieties of chili peppers, and they often have different names depending on region. Here we're compiling information on sweet and mild chili peppers and the vast variety of chili pepper types in the world.
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Aji Dulce: Mild Caribbean Peppers
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Aji Panca Chili Peppers
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Albino Sweet Pepper
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Anaheim Pepper: A Popular Mild California Chili
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Ancho Peppers: Dried Poblanos
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Ancho Ranchero Peppers
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Banana Peppers - All About Them
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Carmen Italian Sweet Chili Peppers
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Cascabel Pepper (Chile Cascabel)
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Cayenne Buist's Yellow Chili Pepper
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Chilaca Pepper
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Corno di Toro Chili Peppers
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Corno di Toro Giallo Pepper
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Coronado Chili Peppers
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Cubanelle Pepper: All About Them
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Dolmalik Chili Pepper
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Doux des Landes Chili Pepper
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Elephant's Ear Chili Pepper
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Espanola Chili Peppers
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Espelette Peppers (a.k.a. Piment d'Espelette)
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Frontera Sweet Peppers
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Gatherer's Gold Chili Pepper
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Giant Szegedi Chili Pepper
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Guajillo Pepper: a Favorite Mexican Pepper
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Guindilla Pepper - All About Them
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Gypsy Pepper: A Sweet Hybrid Pepper
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Hatch Chile Peppers: All About Them
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Hawaiian Sweet Hot Chili Peppers
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HJ8 Total Eclipse Space Chili Pepper
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Italian Long Hot Peppers
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Kashmiri Chili: Vibrant Red Peppers
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Liebesapfel Chili Pepper
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Mirasol Peppers: All About Them
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Mulato Pepper
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New Mex Big Jim Chili Peppers
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New Mexico 6-4 Heritage Chili Peppers
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NuMex Joe E. Parker Chili Peppers
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NuMex R Naky Chili Peppers
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Paprika Peppers
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Pasilla Peppers: All About Them
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Pepperoncini Peppers - All About Them - Scoville & More
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Peppadew® Peppers (Sweet Piquanté) – Everything You Need to Know
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Pimento Peppers - What Are They?
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Padron Peppers (Pimiento de Padron)
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Piquillo Peppers - All About Them
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Poblano Peppers - Beloved Mexican Pepper (All About Them)
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Pueblo Chiles - All About Them
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Purple Marconi Chili Pepper

