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Carolina Reaper Hard Candy Drops, 4.5 Ounces

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Carolina Reaper Hard Candy Drops, 4.5 Ounces

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Carolina Reaper Hard Candy Drops, 4.5 Ounces

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Carolina Reaper Hard Candy Drops, 4.5 Ounces

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Carolina Reaper Hard Candy Drops, 4.5 Ounces

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Carolina Reaper Hard Candy Drops, 4.5 Ounces

Carolina Reaper Hard Candy Drops, 4.5 Ounces

Price: $4.95
Pack Size : Single Bag
  • Handmade in small batches on vintage equipment since 2018

  • Order by 2:00 PM Eastern, Monday to Friday, and most orders ship the same day

  • Made in a kitchen inspected by the NC Department of Agriculture

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Can you handle the heat?!? We've infused our best-selling cinnamon candy with pure Carolina Reaper to give you a sweet treat that's sure to heat. Don't let the fine dusting of sugar on the outside fool you, each candy drop packs the power of over 2,000,000 Scoville heat units, making it one of the hottest peppers in the world.

Caution: Extreme heat with a long-lasting burn. Do not use reaper peppers or powder you have a respiratory or heart condition. Keep away from children and pets.

Ingredients: Sugar, Dextrose, Cinnamon Oil, Artificial Color (FD&C Red #40), Carolina Reaper Pepper.

Our candy is cooked in a copper kettle with top quality ingredients before being formed by vintage equipment. We're proud to say our candies are family made in the USA!

Manufactured in a facility that processes tree nuts, peanuts, dairy and soy products. Do not eat if you have allergies to these products.

Our commercial facility is inspected by the NC Department of Agriculture.

Hot candy being pressed into drops on our vintage roller

Made by hand in Thomasville, NC

We cook every batch in a copper kettle and press it into drops on vintage candy rollers. It’s slow, old-fashioned work, and you can taste it.

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