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Pimiento is native to Mexico, Bolivia and Peru. They arrived in Spain in 1493, after Christopher Columbus' first voyage to America. The American Indians called them chili, but the Spanish and Portuguese called them pimientos or peppers from Brazil.From the sixteenth century they began to be cultivated in Spain and from there it went to Italy and from Italy it reached France. The Portuguese were responsible for bringing them to the rest of Europe and the rest of the world. But the larger and fleshier sweet or slightly spicy varieties, which we consume today, began to be cultivated from the twentieth century.The bell pepper belongs to the family of Solanaceae, the genus of Capsicum, of which there are 2,300 species, to them also belong the tomato and eggplant. |
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The price shown is an estimate based on the weight of the product. The final price will depend on the weight of the delivered product.
Origin: SPAINVariety: GREENFree: MCategory: EXTRUnits/Kg: 1
Pimiento is native to Mexico, Bolivia and Peru. They arrived in Spain in 1493, after Christopher Columbus' first voyage to America. The American Indians called them chili, but the Spanish and Portuguese called them pimientos or peppers from Brazil.From the sixteenth century they began to be cultivated in Spain and from there it went to Italy and from Italy it reached France. The Portuguese were responsible for bringing them to the rest of Europe and the rest of the world. But the larger and fleshier sweet or slightly spicy varieties, which we consume today, began to be cultivated from the twentieth century.The bell pepper belongs to the family of Solanaceae, the genus of Capsicum, of which there are 2,300 species, to them also belong the tomato and eggplant. |
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