Peppers will make ordinary food add a special taste, will definitely increase your appetite, however, some of the earth's super spicy pepper varieties, is no one can boldly try, these super peppers in the human consumption, the whole person will feel burned, to taste these peppers, must be combined with honey or sugar to alleviate this burning, want to know what are the world's hottest peppers? Let's take a look:
10 Savina Abernello Red Pepper
Red Savina Habanero, commonly known as Havana Red Pepper, also known as Red Killer Pepper, Mexican Devil Pepper, in 1994, Guinness World Records determined that Savina Abernello Red Pepper is the hottest pepper on earth, it was not replaced until February 2007, the pepper was measured to be spicy at 577,000 SHU, if you decide to taste this pepper, make sure there is a large glass of ice water next to it.
9 Seven pots of boiled red peppers
Seven Pots of Boiled Red Pepper, one of the hottest peppers in the world, the name of this type of pepper is named after its ability to make seven pots of stews spicy with a single chili seed, this pepper is also known as the 7 pods, originated in Trinidad, this pepper is very rare in nature, very spicy.
8 Seven pots of boiling barack Porre
Seven pots of boiled Barack Poré, this pepper is also considered to be one of the hottest peppers, peppers originated in Trinidad and Tobago, peppers have different shapes, sizes and appearances, colors are also diverse, this pepper taste is very unique, in addition to hot spicy also contains a hint of natural fruit, although this pepper taste is very spicy, but for spicy people, this pepper taste is very delicious.
7 Broken Soul Pepper
Indian Soul Breaker, also known as Ghost Pepper, because it is very spicy, so it is considered a super pepper, this also happens to be the world's most popular pepper, social networking sites often see many people launch a challenge to taste this pepper, the origin of the pepper is in India, in 2007 Guinness Book of World Records was confirmed as the world's hottest pepper, the experimental maximum spiciness is 1,041,427 SHU, therefore, you can imagine the level of piscin contained in this pepper.
6 Naga viper pepper
Naga Viper Pepper, a rare pepper grown in the United States, was named the world's hottest pepper in 2011 according to the Guinness Book of World Records, this rare pepper has a spiciness of up to 1,382,118 SHU, which was bred by British farmer Gerald Fowler, due to the hybrid nature of this pepper, as well as the isolation of the alleles, it cannot be produced and cultivated like other pepper varieties.
5 Trinidad Scorpion Strongman T Pepper
Trinidad Scorpion Butch T Pepper, also known as Trinidad Scorpion Strongman T Pepper, Trinidad Scorpion Pepper, was once the hottest pepper in the world record, it is a kind of Yellow Lantern Pepper, a derivative of trinidad Moruga Scorpion Pepper, with a spiciness of 1.46 million SHU, more than the Naga Viper's 1.38 million SHU, this batch of peppers was cultivated and matured in early 2011 in the small town of Morrisette, about 89 kilometers north of Sydney.
4 Seven pots of boiling the first spicy
The spiciness of the pepper is 1,000,000 SHU, which undoubtedly makes the first spicy of the Seven Pots boiled one of the hottest peppers in the world, and what makes this pepper considered distinctive is that it contains an elongated tail, the creator of this pepper is a gardener Troy Prmeaux, as one of the rarest peppers, it is now difficult to find seeds, many growers and gardeners have tried to replicate the long tail appearance of this pepper, but have failed miserably.
3 Seven pots of boiling in the way of Gura
Another type of chili pepper that is considered to be one of the hottest in the world is the Seven Pot Boiled Daogra, in addition to being one of the hottest peppers, this pepper is also considered to have the most unique flavor and taste, this pepper has a dark brown or dark purple appearance, its surface has many pimples, the pepper is green when immature, and the color becomes darker as it begins to mature.
2 Thousand Mile Morru plus poisonous scorpion pepper
The Ciudad Moruga poisonous scorpion pepper, native to the Moruga region of Trinidad and Tobago, is currently ranked as the second largest pepper in the world, and on February 13, 2012, the Chilean Pepper Institute at the State University of New Mexico identified this pepper as the hottest pepper in the world, with an average calorie of more than 1.2 million Scoville calorie units and a spiciness of more than 2 million SHU.
1 Carolina Death
The Carolina Reaper is considered to be the world's hottest pepper, this pepper won the Guinness World Record in 2013, the spiciness of up to 2.2 million SHU, this is the product of the two hottest pepper hybrids, although the spiciness is very high, but this pepper is also considered by many spicy lovers to be the most delicious pepper, but those who dare to taste this pepper are warriors.