50Hertz Sichuan Pepper 50Hertz Tingly Sichuan Pepper Peanuts (5.5oz)
50Hertz Sichuan Pepper 50Hertz Tingly Sichuan Pepper Peanuts (5.5oz)
50Hertz Sichuan Pepper 50Hertz Tingly Sichuan Pepper Peanuts (5.5oz)
50Hertz Sichuan Pepper 50Hertz Tingly Sichuan Pepper Peanuts (5.5oz)
50Hertz Sichuan Pepper 50Hertz Tingly Sichuan Pepper Peanuts
50Hertz Sichuan Pepper 50Hertz Tingly Sichuan Pepper Peanuts (5.5oz)
50Hertz Sichuan Pepper 50Hertz Tingly Sichuan Pepper Peanuts (5.5oz)
50Hertz Sichuan Pepper 50Hertz Tingly Sichuan Pepper Peanuts (5.5oz)
50Hertz Sichuan Pepper 50Hertz Tingly Sichuan Pepper Peanuts (5.5oz)
50Hertz Sichuan Pepper 50Hertz Tingly Sichuan Pepper Peanuts
50Hertz Sichuan Pepper 50Hertz Tingly Sichuan Pepper Peanuts (5.5oz)
50Hertz Sichuan Pepper 50Hertz Tingly Sichuan Pepper Peanuts (5.5oz)

Tingly Sichuan Pepper Peanuts (5.5oz)

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Imagine this. First you bite into these plump and crunchy peanuts from Kaifeng, China. Then, your lips and tongue start to buzz with a tingling sensation. Slowly at first, then getting stronger, our red and green Sichuan peppers are doing a tingly dance in your mouth. 

Now stop imagining and start snacking!

Best ways to enjoy:

Sprinkle over noodles or riceEnjoy with a cold beer or sodaGobble it
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€7,95
 

Our peanuts have been sourced from Kaifeng in Henan province in eastern China because they are renowned for being big, plump and crunchy. They are then seasoned with our red and green Sichuan peppers that were harvested from Gansu and Sichuan. With a robust citrus-y aroma and that unmistakably tingling sensation, these peanuts are a wonderful companion to a cold beer and a fruity cocktail.

1. Sichuan pepper has zero heat and is not spicy at all! People confuse it because it is often paired with chili peppers and Chili is the one that brings the heat

2. Sichuan pepper is not a pepper, it comes from the citrus family 

3. These dried Sichuan peppers are actually not peppercorn. They’re the dried husk of the Sichuan pepper berry and not the black seed that is found inside of it. 

4. Sichuan pepper is not just from Sichuan, it’s from a bunch of other places

5. The correct name for it is actually flower pepper which is a direct translation from the chinese term hua jiao
 

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Customer Reviews

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Joseph Monaghan
A perfect snack size serving.

Great for a quick tingle. 🤭

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Maria Quan
These peanuts are the best! Even better when you put them in wasabi cracker mix

I love these peanuts and the customer service at 50 Hertz is fabulous! The nuts are the perfect compliment to any snack tray and kick up what every you are serving. I love to add them as a topping to peanut sauce, to noodles, and wings. My guest always end up wanting to buy more too:). Get some for the holidays!

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Maia
Just the right Scoville level

Addictive

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