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Product Range Magazine Westlandpeppers Product range Westlandpeppers Fresh chilies and snack peppers Dried chilies Sauces Spices and herbs Organic products About Westlandpeppers O U R C O M P A N Y In 1930 Hendrik Boekestijn Westlandpeppers is located At our main location in De started the company that’s at two locations in 'Westland', Lier we have a large now known as the main location is in De Lier packaging hall where all our Westlandpeppers. He and a second location in ‘s- products are packed. started with the cultivation Gravenzande. With totally 8,6 Westlandpeppers offers of grapes, peaches, leeks hectare of greenhouses. From various kilo- and small and cauliflowers. Later he April till November the packages. The packages was succeeded by his son products come form our own can be delivered with one or Pieter Boekestijn. greenhouses in the more products, according to Meanwhile, his three sons Netherlands and from your own composition. For Henk, Dolf and Pieter have November till April the the small packages the taken over the company and products come from Spain, customer can choose from a they cultivate a wide range Morocco and Israel, where we large number of chilies and snack work with the same growers of possibilities, but an peppers. In the meantime for years. This allows us to individual interpretation or a the fourth generation work offer chilies and snack specific design is also at the company as well. peppers year-round. possible. Fresh Assortment Spanish chili red, green, yellow and orange These chilies are the most common chilies that are used worldwide. The chilies have a mildly hot taste, which can be easily processed in any dish. Jalapeño green & red The Jalapeño is a sharp chili that is used in many Mexican dishes. Snack pepper orange, red and yellow The snack pepper is a sweet mini bell pepper. The snack pepper has a fresh, sweet and crunchy taste and is full of vitamin E. Fresh Assortment Habanero red, yellow & orange The Habanero is a very sharp chili, with a fruity taste. Lemon Habanero/Lemon drop Habanada Poblano Comparable to the Habanero, but this is the Habanero without Mexican bell pepper with a spicy even more fruity and with a strong heatness, with a tropical sweet and firm bite. citrusy taste. taste. Pimientos de Padron Rawit red & green mild Spanish tapas chili. Small chili with a very hot taste. It's often used to make sambal with. Fresh Assortment Scotch Bonnet red & yellow Shishito* is similar to the fruity taste of a Habanero, but slightly mild Japanese chili. Similar to the less spicy. Padron. Tomatillo* Corno Di Toro* White Hungarian pepper* Mexican tomato with a Italian long bell pepper bell pepper with slighly bitter taste. fresh/sour taste. Cherry bomb peppers* Serrano red & green* small mild spicy fill peppers. This Mexican chili is similar to the Jalapeño chili but even hotter. Fresh Assortment Sweety Drops red & yellow* The Sweety Drop pepper is a very small pepper (it's not hot). The Sweety Drops from Westlandpeppers have that real fresh experience and are crunchy with an amazing wild Amazon flavour. Aji Amarillo* Shakira red & green* South American chili, medium The chilies are similar to the Spanish chilies, but the Shakira chili is hot with delicious fruity aromas. a lot coarser. *The products with an asterisk are not or limited available in the months November- April. This is because our own range of products, which we grow in the greenhouses in the Netherlands, differs from what is grown abroad at our growers. For the current availability or more information contact us, see last page. Fresh Assortment Super hots Carolina Reaper (red) Naga Jolokia (red) The Carolina Reaper is the hottest chili in the The Naga Jolokia, also known as the Buth world. Besides the very very hot taste, this Jolokia or Ghost pepper is an extremely hot chili also has a fruity taste. chili. Trinidad Scorpion red & chocolate The Trinidad Scorpion chili is recognizable by the tip of the pepper, reminiscent of a scorpion tail. Westlandpeppers has a variety where the tip is not always present. This has no effect on the taste, which is very spicy. The super hot peppers are not or very limited available in the months November-April. Contact us for the current availability. Chilies are nature products and depend on natural conditions, which means that a chili needs a lot of light and warmth to get it's sharpness. In the months January, February and March when the chilies come from Spain, Morocco and Israel, it's possible that the peppers are less hot due to little/less sunlight. This can also happen in the summer months if we have less sun here in the Netherlands. As a result, Westlandpeppers can't give any guarantees about the sharpness of the chilies. For more information contact us, see last page. dried assortment Chipotle Ahumado, dried and Chipotle, dried red or Dried Habanero, spicy dried smoked Jalapeños. green Jalapeños. habanero chilies. Dried Ancho, dried red Dried Mulato, dried very ripe red Dried Pasilla, chili with raisin- Poblanos, mild spicy. Poblanos, mild spicy. like aroma, medium sharp. Dried Arbol, dried version of Dried Guajillo, chili with strong Dried Cascabel, chili with a the Cayenne chili. fruity taste similar to the taste of woody and smoky taste. green tea and berries. dried assortment dried Serrano, Dried Kashmiri chili Dried Spanish chili mix dried red Serrano chili. Asian dried pepper. red, green, yellow. Dried sweet Ñora peppers Dried Sweet pimientos Dried pepper ristra peppers Dried Aji Amarillo Dried super hot peppers Dried Hoja Santa leaves South-American dried pepper. Carolina Reaper, Naga Jolokia & Trinidad Scorpion The dried products are available in various kilo- and small packages. The packages can be delivered with one or more products, according to your own composition. For the small packages the customer can choose from a large number of possibilities, but an individual interpretation or a specific design is also possible. Sauces Westlandpeppers has its own sauces. These sauces are made in small batches at a local farm. The sauces are made from our own fresh products with as few additives as possible. There are 8 sauces in our assortment, these are below. We also have several special editions in our range, which you can find on our webshop. We also offer fresh sauce packages, see below two examples, but these can also be delivered according to your own composition. Aji Amarillo Sriracha sauce, red & yellow Naga Jolokia sauce This fruity and spicy sauce is This is a Westlandpeppers version Extremely hot sauce made with Aji Amarillo chilies of the famous Sriracha sauce, made with fresh Naga and peaches. made from mild peppers. Jolokia's. Smoked Habanero sauce Caribbean Scorpion sauce Green Jalapeño sauce This sauce is made with red chocolate & red, very spicy A Mexicaanse sauce with fresh Habaneros and smoked and sauce made with fresh Trinidad Jalapeño, tomatillos and dried chipotle. Scorpion chocolate chilies. Epazote. Summer heat sauce Jalapeño sauce package Chili sauce package Tropical sweet and fiery spicy sauce, with the lemon habanero Spices & rubs Chili flakes Epazote powder Spicy Epazote rub Smoked Chipotle rub Mexican spices Ras El Hanout Ñora pepper rub Poblano powder Green Jalapeño powder BBQ rub Al pastor seasoning Aji Amarillo powder herbs & corn products Epazote Curry leaves Hoja Santa / pepper leaf Okinawa Spinach Mexican oregano Morgina leaves Red beet powder Moringa powder Parsley root powder Corn tortilla's Taiyari Corn tortilla's Taiyari Corn husk or corn leaf 12 pieces, blue 12 pieces, white organic assortment Westlandpeppers is certified by Skal to trade and pack organic products. The following products are available, but for the current availability and more information contact us, see last page. Fresh Spanish chili Snackpepper Rawit red Jalapeño green red, green and yellow. orange, red and yellow Organic chili flakes The crushed dried red peppers are organically cultivated, dried and crushes in Spain. The bio chili flakes are a great seasoning to all your dishes. 100% organic Organic sliced jalapeños in can (4,25kg) Sliced green organic Jalapeños in vinegar, without visible defects and without stems or leaf material, packed in cans and pasteurized. 100% organic Certificates Westlandpeppers is in possession of various certificates that show that we work in a (food) safe, hygienic and sustainable way. The certificates are valid for our packaging hall and greenhouses. We also want to create a pleasant working environment for our employees. Westlandpeppers is in possession of these certificates: - Global GAP - GRASP - IFS highest level - Skal - PlanetProof Contact Sales Wholesale Dolf Boekestijn & Lisette Boekestijn Mobile Dolf: +31 (0)6 - 22417372 Mobile Lisette: +31 (0)6 - 38028867 Office: +31 (0)174-521876 E-mail: [email protected] Sales catering / webshop Bram Kloosterman Mobile: +31 (0)6 - 46197046 Office: +31 (0)174-521876 E-mail: [email protected] Address Westlandpeppers Burg. Crezeelaan 44A 2678 KZ De Lier The Netherlands.
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