Dried Naga Jolokia Chillies (25g)

Scoville Rating: Over 1000,000

The Naga Jolokia is only found naturally in the army garrison town of Tezpur, in the north-eastern state of Assam, India. One of the hottest chillies in the world, it's even used in a paste to cure infections! We prefer to cook with it though, and it's great in sauces and relishes.

This spicy gem shot to fame in 2006 when a variety of Naga grown in Dorset measured 923,000 on the Scovile scale, making it by far and away the hottest chilli in the world. Ours come from India and although theres no denying these are a hell of a spicy pepper, what surprised us was the exquisite fruity aroma.

If you want to create the hottest authentic curry you've ever tasted then you need these.

Country of origin: India.

Quantity: 25g

Price: £3.99

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Product Reviews

Submited By: Gavin Bob
You want a bet mate? Try cooking one in a curry. Themo-nuclear in a pot. I bought some for a friends Christmas present, and made a bet with a really hard chav that he couldn't eat it, he cried.

Submited By: Unal Cabuk
It\'s not that hot, everyone is exagerating. It\'s about as hot a KFC hot spicy wings. Seriously guys it\'s not that hot.

Submited By: dennis fowler
This stuff puts habanero to the back of the cupboard! The reason being that it actually has a 'taste' as well as sheer hotness. I would say 2 or 3 times hotter than anything I have sampled. Do not under estimate this chilli ( unless you are stupid as me! ) Well done Scorchio!

Submited By: brian redmond
i got these bad boys and have to say they are the hottest things i have ever tasted...i always chop a full chilli and put it in my dish and be warned that is more than enough,,,,only eat a whole one if your a serious heat lover like myself....a must for all chilliheads!!

Submited By: James Harding
These little babies are simply EVIL! The intense power you get from the smallest sliver is something any chilli monster must experience. And the bags! No way will you ever need the full 25g, a single one would comfortably do gallons of the baddest curry, 25g might not sound a lot, but of dried chillies, thats about 15 - 20 at the least! If you don't fancy eating them all there is plenty of comic value here, your mates will hate you for it. And if you make a solution and spray it on your doors, so will your local cats. Best four quid you will spend in a long time!