ORGANIC SWEET PAPRIKA
ORGANIC GROUND SWEET PAPRIKA (Capsicum annuum), an aromatic spice with mild, slightly sweet, and subtly smoky notes, is ideal for seasoning sauces, stews, vegetables, meats, and a variety of culinary preparations. Prized for its aromatic and flavor-enhancing properties, it adds depth and character to all your culinary creations. This product is grown using organic farming methods, ensuring carefully selected quality and authentic aromatic richness.
Organic sweet paprika is a very mild variety of red chili pepper. Its characteristic scarlet red color appears after the ripe fruit has been dried and ground.
In cooking, paprika is highly prized for its mild, slightly spicy, and aromatic flavor. It adds color and flavor to dishes without making them too spicy.
The Origin of Paprika
Paprika is native to South and Central America. In fact, it has been cultivated for over 9,000 years by the Aztec civilization.
It subsequently spread throughout the world. Today, it is widely used in Asia, the Maghreb, Spain, and Eastern Europe.
Use in Cooking
Sweet paprika has become an essential spice in many kitchens. For example, it is used to season meats, sauces, vegetables, and stews.
In addition, it adds a beautiful red color to dishes. It blends easily into both traditional and modern recipes.
Did you know?
Spain is the world's largest consumer of paprika. In fact, the country consumes between 15,000 and 20,000 metric tons per year.
Origin and Quality
Our wholesale sweet paprika comes from Spain. As a result, we guarantee consistent quality and a rich, natural red color.
States and Packaging
Organic sweet paprika is available in powder form. It is offered in various sizes for professionals.
We offer bulk and bagged packaging, ranging from 100 g to 25 kg. Depending on the size, each carton contains between 2 and 25 bags.
It is also available in 1-liter cans (530 g), with 6 cans per carton.
Product Information
Paprika powder is made by grinding dried, ripe fruits. Its color may vary depending on weather conditions. However, red remains the dominant hue.
| Packaging | 100 g, 250 g, 500 g, 1 kg, 5 kg |
|---|---|
| Status | Powder |





