Have you ever been interested about the name of the chilli pepper that is the hottest, most fiery, and most pungent on the planet? Let me tell you that there have been a few instances of this. Not only have there been a handful of them, but each and every one of them is quite hot. For the aim of this post, I wanted to discuss the three chilies that are now considered to be the hottest on the planet. I’d want to start out by introducing a chilli that is often referred to as the “ghost pepper” or the “bhut jolokia.” In the past, this pepper was regarded as the most fiery pepper in the whole globe. I am going to be very honest with you: I have tasted this pepper, and it was really hot. If you are someone who enjoys a good challenge, this would be a place to begin. The level of the ghost pepper is a staggering 855,000 to 2,000,000 shu, which is astounding. This is a really spicy combination. Ghost peppers are at least 110 times hotter than jalapenos, so if you want to compare them, you should. Next up in the mix is a pepper that is often referred to as the “red savina habanero chilli.” This little pepper packs a hefty punch of heat. Among all habanero peppers, this one reigns supreme. It has a lovely, smooth red color and can be distinguished from its counterpart, the regular habanero, with relative ease when compared to the latter. This chilli has a flavor that is reminiscent of fruit and is quite fiery. In terms of shu, the “savina” pepper is somewhere between 100,000 and 350,000. When compared to the jalapeño pepper, the savina is anywhere from 44 to 231 times hotter. absolutely spicily hot! The notorious “carolina reaper” pepper is the last pepper on our list. There is no other pepper quite like this one. “Reaper” is a single pepper that is scorching in the mouth. It is recommended that you use gloves while touching the flesh since it is so hot on its own. The price of this pepper ranges from 855,000 to 2,200,000 shu! As far as we know, this pepper is the hottest pepper in the whole globe. You should check out the article under “what not to do” if you are interested in seeing how much harm and misery these death peppers can do.
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