These are the pods from Ridley Road market in Dalston, London. They were the only peppers I could find in London labeled as Jamaican Scotch bonnet. They don't look like the true A grade yellow bonnets so wondering what they could be. We typically get Ugandan/Moroccan/Dutch grown varieties here which are uniform, look great but have hardly any flavour..

by paupersprince

7 Comments

  1. SpursThatDoNotJingle

    That’s a big boy, looks like a jumbo size habanero

  2. RibertarianVoter

    Prob an Orange Freeport Scotch Bonnet.

    There are a ton of Caribbean peppers that get labeled as Scotch Bonnet, and they have all been crossed at some point (which is why Jamaica keeps the MOA Scotch Bonnet standard).

    They’re all pretty similar in heat and flavor tho, so I’d gladly make any Caribbean recipe with one of those

  3. Harlots_hello

    Scotch Bonnet MOA (Ministry of agriculture) has orange color. What do you mean by “the true A grade yellow bonnets”?

  4. bohden420

    Can’t wait for mine to ripen. I got some big ones as well, biggest I’ve grown

Write A Comment