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Gift your loved ones a small slice of goodness from the mountains of Sichuan.
Can’t decide if you’re team red or team green? Our gift set is perfect for those who want to try our zesty green and warming red Sichuan pepper oils. Our oils combine our fresh hand-harvested Sichuan peppers, more accurately known as flower peppers, with premium cold-pressed non-GMO rapeseed oil.
Sichuan pepper is never spicy, just TINGLY. Use sparingly as just a few drops are enough to keep your lips tingling for a while!
GREEN SICHUAN PEPPER
Great on: Salads | Fish | Pasta | Eggs | Cocktails
Flavor notes: Lemon zest | Bright | Aromatic & Bold
RED SICHUAN PEPPER
Great on: Steak | Tofu | Pizza | Eggs | Popcorn
Flavor notes: Orange Zest | Warm | Smooth & Balanced
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FINISHING OIL: Drizzle over food to tingle it up! (A little goes a long way!)
COOKING OIL: Cook with it during your stir-fridays. (Intensity of the tingle will be reduced)
CHUG IT: Please don't do that. (We are not responsible for the intense numbing)
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 belongs to the citrus family
3. Sichuan “peppercorn” is a common misnomer because these dried Sichuan peppers are not peppercorn. They’re the dried husk of the Sichuan pepper berry. A sign of superior quality is the lack of black seeds.
4. Sichuan pepper is not just from Sichuan, but from a collection of places in southwestern China: Chongqing, Sichuan, Yunnan, Gansu, etc.
5. We believe that the correct name for it is actually Flower Pepper which is a direct translation from the chinese term hua jiao.
I have long been a fan of Sichuan food. I love the spice and I love the numbness and tingle that results from Sichuan peppers. However, I had never heard of 50 Hertz Tingly foods until about 6 weeks ago at a wine festival in Richmond, Virginia. I bought one can of the peanuts and a set of the oils on site and absolutely loved them. I had to purchase another set of peanuts, in addition, to the peppers themselves. I took the ones left from my first can of peanuts and added it to some lo mein with a bit of the oil. It was sooooo good. I plan to continue finding ways to incorporate the tingle in my meals! Very satisfied customer x2
Have used the red oil a lot for cooking and it provides a snappy zing that enhances many foods. I’ve also used the green one to make a delicious drink with Thai basil, lime, ginger and seltzer (based off a recipe that’s posted on the 50Hertz website)—highly recommend folks try that!!
I loved these oils, the peanuts, chocolate, AND the peppercorns! They've got really concentrated flavor, and a little goes a long way. I've had other sichuan products in the past but they weren't as high quality as 50Hertz.