Pink Peppercorn 2c.

I was expecting the usual - overdried fruit with just tones of the flavor, but this product exceeded my expectations. It's really good, it's not overdried - just the right "chewiness", mild flavor and the natural sweetness exactly what's to be expected from the Brazilian variant. Super happy with it. The only critical comment from me would be - for the price, the berries could be more uniform. As seen from the attached photos, among the bulk of the majority of good berries, there are some old and some underripe. Not a biggie, considering that the most is in a good shape.P.S.I'm a bit surprised at some negative reviews saying "doesn't taste like pepper". My best guess that such comments come from the lack of understanding.Pink "peppercorn" is not related to usual black peppercorn and belongs to a completely different family of plants that's closely related to cashews. That's where it's sweetness, fruitiness and nut flavor are coming from. It's not an "upscale substitute" for black pepper, it's a different spice and has its own applications. It's a delicate spice, on a sweet side, it's mild and it would do nothing to say a fatty ribeye charred on the outside. It's a good addition to mushroom dishes with mild flavor, such as, morels, yellow and black chantarelles. It's good with mild fish - salmon, Chilean seabass - anything that's not overpowering. It's AWESOME when slightly toasted to grind and added with salt and cane sugar to make gravlax.It's good with pate and anything creamy, it pairs well with citrus, strawberries, pomegranate and enhances those flavors adding a slight "bite" to it and it's good with deserts - any desert with fruit and cream, toast these berries just a tad, grind them and sprinkle over - that would be like putting every sour and sweet taste under a magnifying glass. And my personal discovery (which I by no means claim primacy, I'm sure it's been long discovered before me) - good combination with dark and milk chocolate. In fact, the "bastard chocolate" produced by Hershey tastes not that bad when combined with a few of these berries.

This stuff is so great. I cannot see me going back to regular pepper after having the pink pepper, the white pepper, the green pepper and the black pepper all mixed in one they are the most beautiful blend of peppers I’ve ever seen and they taste so much better. These peppers are well worth the price that they’re asking.

The one part you can’t buy USA growing, but this month is fine. It is not hard at all because it reads flavor so you can increase the amount of pepper use in your dishes.

Used this item for our shrimp dished, added flavor is over the top, plus they are not hard like pepper corns

They're great tasting. A little soft but overall awesome. Would be better if the weight were listed rather than volume. Don't need to know how many tablespoons are in the package. Grams or ounces would make more sense for pricing/usage.

I am a proud spice snob and after researching price points and various reviews, I am so glad I bought these. The peppercorns from this co.pany did t have reviews but I decided to take a shot since thier other spices had good reviews. They come in a plastic container of 2. The packaging was perfectly sealed and then pepper corns were intact. Some things to keep in mind before you buy:1. These are naturally wet/waxy so please don't use your pepper grinder or else it will clog2. Don't use your mortar and pestle either as the wax/liquid may stick depending on the type you haveI ended up throwing a bunch in my spice grinder (cheap coffee grinder that I use to grind spices) and it worked out amazinglyThe power sruck together since I didn't dehydrate them but I don't care since I grind small amounts at a time. I wiped down my grinder with vodka to get rid of residual oil and smells and worked like a charm.Anyway I never leave reviews but these were just too good not to leave a review. 💖

Remember when pink peppercorns were all the rage in restaurants in NY and CA? Well bought these to do some throwback dinners.Additionally they are an interesting addition to plain rice, pasta dishes and even salads. The flavor is very light, so the addition is more for look than flavor.

Lots of non-pink in this batch. I would estimate 15% of the fruit isn’t pink. Price was good, but next time I’ll consider a different source for my pink peppercorns.