Jaraíz smoked peppers (250g or 500g bags).

Jaraíz smoked peppers (250g or 500g bags).
Jaraíz smoked peppers (250g or 500g bags). Jaraíz smoked peppers (250g or 500g bags).-detalle
Jaraíz smoked peppers (250g or 500g bags). Jaraíz smoked peppers (250g or 500g bags).-detalle

Jaraíz smoked peppers (250g or 500g bags).

Jaraíz smoked peppers (250g or 500g bags).

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Caballo de Oros
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Shipping time: 48 - 72 h
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About Caballo de Oros

Paprika from la Vera AO. (Cáceres)

Buy the highest quality Vera peppers:

At Caballo de Oros, we have Vera peppers and other dehydrated products (ñoras, guindillas, and choriceros peppers) of enormous gastronomic quality so that once you have prepared your recipes, you can thoroughly enjoy their taste. Our Vera peppers have been dehydrated through a drying process that not only preserves all their properties and nutrients (vitamins, minerals, etc.), but also optimizes them. If you want to enjoy the incredible taste and aroma of Vera peppers, do not hesitate, this is your best option.

[ps2id id='anchor1' target=''/]About the Vera peppers.

The Vera pepper from Caballo de Oros is a gourmet product of unmatched quality hand-selected by the best farmers in the Vera region in northern Extremadura. These Vera peppers are the raw material for Vera paprika, however, the drying process is different. At Caballo de Oros, we are committed to the quality of our products so that with each new season you can bring the best ingredients to your kitchen to prepare your delicious recipes with an aroma and flavor that will delight all diners.

Two varieties of Vera pepper flavor:

At Caballo de Oros, we offer two varieties of Vera pepper flavor for sale:
  1. Sweet-flavored Vera peppers: These Vera peppers are of the Jaranda and Jariza varieties (two of the three Vera pepper varieties), so they do not have a spicy taste. It is important not to take "sweet" literally, this variety of Vera pepper is called sweet simply because it is not spicy, it does not contain capsaicin, which is the component that produces the sensation of spiciness in peppers.
  2. Spicy-flavored Vera peppers: These peppers belong to the Jeromín variety, their taste is spicy. Their level of spiciness varies considerably depending on the harvest but the average can range between 13,000 - 17,000 Scoville units.

Healthy properties of spicy peppers (Capsaicin):

Capsaicin, the healthiest spice. This substance present in chili peppers and other peppers, paprika, and spicy flavor flakes not only adds a little (or a lot) of joy to food, but it can have very beneficial effects on our body. Capsaicin promotes a response in our body called gustatory facial sweating that causes sweating on the face, which when evaporated 'steals' heat from our body, cooling it. So, even though we feel like we're burning, chili peppers cool us down.

The best-known attraction of capsaicin is its analgesic properties (it is sold in pharmacies in the form of topical patches). Another apparent contradiction. This effect is due to the interaction this chemical has with the TRPV1 pain receptors, which prevents them from sending signals to the brain. Interestingly, this characteristic was known to Native Americans, who rubbed the fruit on their gums to relieve toothache. Today, its analgesic properties are being studied to help cancer patients whose treatments (radiation or chemotherapy) have produced mucositis, a condition characterized by sores and wounds in the mouth. And its analgesic effects are not exclusive to humans: at the 2008 London Olympics, four horses (and their riders) in the equestrian jumping category were disqualified for testing positive for doping with capsaicin, which they used so the animals wouldn't feel discomfort when jumping.

Capsaicin: a promising compound.

In Spain, research is also being conducted on the effects of capsaicin. Researcher and professor Inés Díaz-Laviada from the University of Alcalá has conducted several studies with this molecule. In statements to the Alimenté magazine from which we obtained this information at Caballo de Oros, she comments that capsaicin "has a pharmaceutical future beyond analgesic patches." In addition to its potential anti-tumor effects, being studied, the researcher and her team have observed that "the molecule can activate one of the key enzymes in the regulation of metabolism and energy control." This spicy effect can be beneficial in the fight against cancer because "tumor cells have altered their metabolism to obtain the energy necessary for their continuous proliferation" and because certain cancers "have obesity as a risk factor, something especially noted in prostate cancer."

Vera pepper, a powerful antioxidant:

Including between two and three units of Vera pepper weekly
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Buy the highest quality Vera peppers:

At Caballo de Oros, we have Vera peppers and other dehydrated products (ñoras, guindillas, and choriceros peppers) of enormous gastronomic quality so that once you have prepared your recipes, you can thoroughly enjoy their taste. Our Vera peppers have been dehydrated through a drying process that not only preserves all their properties and nutrients (vitamins, minerals, etc.), but also optimizes them. If you want to enjoy the incredible taste and aroma of Vera peppers, do not hesitate, this is your best option.

[ps2id id='anchor1' target=''/]About the Vera peppers.

The Vera pepper from Caballo de Oros is a gourmet product of unmatched quality hand-selected by the best farmers in the Vera region in northern Extremadura. These Vera peppers are the raw material for Vera paprika, however, the drying process is different. At Caballo de Oros, we are committed to the quality of our products so that with each new season you can bring the best ingredients to your kitchen to prepare your delicious recipes with an aroma and flavor that will delight all diners.

Two varieties of Vera pepper flavor:

At Caballo de Oros, we offer two varieties of Vera pepper flavor for sale:
  1. Sweet-flavored Vera peppers: These Vera peppers are of the Jaranda and Jariza varieties (two of the three Vera pepper varieties), so they do not have a spicy taste. It is important not to take "sweet" literally, this variety of Vera pepper is called sweet simply because it is not spicy, it does not contain capsaicin, which is the component that produces the sensation of spiciness in peppers.
  2. Spicy-flavored Vera peppers: These peppers belong to the Jeromín variety, their taste is spicy. Their level of spiciness varies considerably depending on the harvest but the average can range between 13,000 - 17,000 Scoville units.

Healthy properties of spicy peppers (Capsaicin):

Capsaicin, the healthiest spice. This substance present in chili peppers and other peppers, paprika, and spicy flavor flakes not only adds a little (or a lot) of joy to food, but it can have very beneficial effects on our body. Capsaicin promotes a response in our body called gustatory facial sweating that causes sweating on the face, which when evaporated 'steals' heat from our body, cooling it. So, even though we feel like we're burning, chili peppers cool us down.

The best-known attraction of capsaicin is its analgesic properties (it is sold in pharmacies in the form of topical patches). Another apparent contradiction. This effect is due to the interaction this chemical has with the TRPV1 pain receptors, which prevents them from sending signals to the brain. Interestingly, this characteristic was known to Native Americans, who rubbed the fruit on their gums to relieve toothache. Today, its analgesic properties are being studied to help cancer patients whose treatments (radiation or chemotherapy) have produced mucositis, a condition characterized by sores and wounds in the mouth. And its analgesic effects are not exclusive to humans: at the 2008 London Olympics, four horses (and their riders) in the equestrian jumping category were disqualified for testing positive for doping with capsaicin, which they used so the animals wouldn't feel discomfort when jumping.

Capsaicin: a promising compound.

In Spain, research is also being conducted on the effects of capsaicin. Researcher and professor Inés Díaz-Laviada from the University of Alcalá has conducted several studies with this molecule. In statements to the Alimenté magazine from which we obtained this information at Caballo de Oros, she comments that capsaicin "has a pharmaceutical future beyond analgesic patches." In addition to its potential anti-tumor effects, being studied, the researcher and her team have observed that "the molecule can activate one of the key enzymes in the regulation of metabolism and energy control." This spicy effect can be beneficial in the fight against cancer because "tumor cells have altered their metabolism to obtain the energy necessary for their continuous proliferation" and because certain cancers "have obesity as a risk factor, something especially noted in prostate cancer."

Vera pepper, a powerful antioxidant:

Including between two and three units of Vera pepper weekly
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