Stonewall Kitchen’s ghost pepper jelly is a rich, fragrant, and versatile, authentic American product with an ideal combination of pleasantly spicy and slightly sweet flavors. Renowned for its thick consistency, smooth texture, and intense aromas, this aromatic meal enhancer incorporates sweet cane sugar and red bell pepper notes to balance the spicy kick of ghost peppers.

With its history dating back to 16th century Greece, jams were used to preserve fruits. Made from the ground or crushed fruits, jams usually carry a thick consistency due to high pectin content. King Louis XIV of France was so fond of jam that he insisted it was brought out at the end of every meal. Due to sugar still being a luxury at the time, the jam was often used as a display of wealth. You can discover a broad range of hot and savory jams from across the globe in our expertly curated collection at Yummy Bazaar!

Stonewall Kitchen is a quintessentially American specialty food brand specializing in producing quality products famous both nationally and internationally. Established in 1991, this successful company quickly rose to fame and garnered a lot of loyal customers worldwide. Headquartered in New York, Maine, Stonewall Kitchen offers a broad range of delicious products loved by customers with diverse food preferences, including jams, mustards, baking mixes, and more. If you’re looking for other American brands and products, our online American grocery store will come in useful.

Stonewall Kitchen’s ghost pepper jelly is one of the most convenient ways to add some spicy kick to your favorite appetizers and glazes. On top of that, this exotic American product can be enjoyed as a topping for cheese (smoked Cheddar, Brie, goat cheese) and crackers.

• Ingredients: Pure Cane Sugar, Water, Fruit Pectin, Ghost Pepper Mash (ghost peppers, salt), Cider Vinegar, Citric Acid. Non-Gluten Ingredients
• Product Weight: 13 oz (369g)
• Product of Artisanal USA

WARNING: Consuming this product can expose you to chemicals including acrylamide, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/food.