Frontier Co-op Organic Ground Cayenne Pepper 6.14oz

I've been using cayenne pepper in place of black pepper for years now. I read somewhere it was better for your health. I do still use black pepper, so I haven't substituted completely. Buying in bulk is so much cheaper than from the store in bottles, plus I have had difficulty finding it in some groceries. This cayenne is much hotter than prior cayenne I have purchased. I don't need to use nearly as much, in fact for me, I have to be careful, like when I sprinkle it on a soft boiled egg, so I don't overdo it. I think the quality is very good.

This is straight up cayenne pepper and I can't think of starting my morning without it! I once visited a coffee shop in a neighboring city and they advertised a Mayan Mocha, I really liked Mexican Mocha's so I gave it a go. Instantly fell in love and have been adding it to my morning coffee (about an eighth of a teaspoon) ever since. It gives you that slight burn in the back of your throat and enhances the flavor of your coffee. My family doesn't like spice all that much so this fulfills my needs until lunch time. My only gripe is the closing mechanism (the ziploc closer), it doesn't last very long but that is likely my fault since I open it at least 2 times every morning. This bag lasts me a long time well worth the money. I'm not sure about the health benefits but I sure appreciate the kick it gives my coffee!

A really fresh tasting pepper, perhaps because all the natural components haven't been refined out.

I had been buying what organic cayenne I could get in the supermarkets, as I use it as a daily supplement. This is !,000x better! The freshness and kick it has is super! Highly suggest!

This is my perfect cayenne pepper powder. For an Indian looking to replace the Indian version time to time for health benefits this is a great product. It has great heat and love the color. I don’t have to use too much , just a tsp is good to add a kick. I have gone through many bags. It’s fresh and effective.

So, I stumbled upon this cayenne pepper online, and let me tell you, it's a bit of an oddball compared to what I'm used to finding in New York's healthy stores. The color of the pepper flakes is more on the brownish side than the usual fiery red, which caught my attention right away. As for the heat, it's not too intense – I'd say it's more of a moderate level, which could be a plus for those who prefer a milder kick. But here's the thing: in a world where trust is in short supply, I can't help but wonder if this pepper is the real deal. Call me skeptical, but with all the mumbo-jumbo out there, a little transparency wouldn't hurt. Why not mention the origin and how it's harvested? As a consumer, it's something I'd like to know. Overall, it's pepper, alright. Nothing mind-blowing, but it gets the job done. Just wish there was a bit more info to chew on.

Only recently started adding cayenne pepper for flavor—and health. Had been buying a small (1.7oz?) organic bottle from the local WallyWorld. This has much more flavor, and is a much better value. Noticed this is a good bit darker, no idea what that means. Smells great, and seems fresh, but that's from a Cayenne Newbie. If all of the purported health benefits of cayenne pepper are real (I believe they are!), I should be getting healthier in many ways 'cause I'm putting this stuff in/on more and more things, including my coffee!

Great to use in the original container once it ran out as a refill! We shake the cayenne pepper on our cereal, in our coffee, on many different food items. Really wonderful. We like the quality, especially.