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Home » Vegetables » Peppers » Sweet Peppers

Sweet Peppers

Sweet Peppers is a term used to describe peppers that are not “hot” or “spicy.” Instead, their tastes range from mild to sweet.

The best-known of these are the Bell Peppers.

Other types of Sweet Peppers include Pimientos, Banana Peppers, Cubanelles, Romano and Bull’s Horns.

Sources

Clay, Xanthe. Savoury dishes with sweet peppers. London: Daily Telegraph. 12 August 2009.

Related entries

  • Aleppo Peppers
  • Banana Peppers
  • Bell Peppers
  • Bull’s Horn Sweet Pepper
  • Cubanelle Sweet Pepper
  • Espelette Chile Peppers
  • Marash Peppers
  • Peppadew Peppers
  • Pepperoncini
  • Pimiento Peppers
  • Piquillo Peppers
  • Ramiro Peppers
  • Shepherd Peppers
  • Urfa Peppers

Other names

French: Piment doux
Spanish: Pimenton

This page first published: Jan 17, 2004 · Updated: Jun 17, 2020.

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