Oct 16, 2025 #1 SEEING-TO-BELIEVE Head Chef Joined Sep 11, 2021 Messages 1,751 Location ISRAEL someone told me today
Oct 16, 2025 #2 taxlady Chef Extraordinaire Moderator Emeritus Joined Sep 13, 2010 Messages 37,069 Location near Montreal, Quebec, Canada I'm going to guess that is because the ones you get in winter are grown in a greenhouse.
Oct 16, 2025 #3 blissful Master Chef Joined Mar 25, 2008 Messages 8,201 I've never noticed that peppers are hotter in the summer than the winter. Sometimes I buy them in winter and they are hotter than the ones I grow in summer. It might depend on where they are grown too.
I've never noticed that peppers are hotter in the summer than the winter. Sometimes I buy them in winter and they are hotter than the ones I grow in summer. It might depend on where they are grown too.
Oct 16, 2025 #4 Andy M. Certified Pretend Chef Joined Sep 1, 2004 Messages 53,171 Location Massachusetts I think it's because the peppers create more capsaicin in hot weather. Not sure about that.