Frontier Herb Ground Chipotle Pepper, Vegan, 2.15 Ounces (Pack Of 1)

Taste just like having the pepp

First found this at whole foods when I bought it years ago, but no other bottle gives me this type of chipotle flavor that I like. The quality is really good I keep coming back. The blend, freshness, color are good, It's definitely pricier, but the bottle itself is glass, and therefore t for the value for money it's acceptable. I can trust it lasts a while.

I love this stuff! The smell is amazing and we use it in everything from eggs to beef jerky. This will be a staple in our house from now on!

I’ve but several of these! Great spice! But WATCH out to much will put you on fire haha

My wife is from the midwest, so her secret ingredient in her chili is cinnamon.But if you needed to count a different secret ingredient, it's this.She panics when she runs low and it makes sense to panic, as this imparts a subtle smokey and spicy flavor to the mix.

First of all, don't pay attention to reviews that confuse Chipotle Morita and Jalapeno. All Chipotle comes from Jalepeno. For simplicity; Chipotle Morita is a once smoked jalepeno and Chipotle Meco is a twice smoked jalepeno. I think that is what is confusing some people on taste. If you compare the 2 brands in my pictures, The Spice Way (TSW)is on top, the Frontier Co-op is on the bottom (plz don't pay attention to markings on the paper plate). You can clearly see the Frontier is much darker. The Spice Way is what I am used to seeing in other C.Morita brands and has a great flavor. The Frontier Co-op (FCO) is much smokier and much hotter. Not cayenne hot by any means but definitely spicier than your average Morita. FCO does not advertise to be a C.Meco but it is a lot closer to that flavor profile (it doesn't say it is a C.Morita either).Bottom line - They are both excellent and I think both have a place in your BBQ pantry. I'll probably gravitate to TSW for most of my family BBQ because my wife doesn't like a lot of spice but loves the flavor of Morita. I might sneak some FCO into her next rack of ribs just to be sure ;-). Personally, I like strong, smokey flavors and would opt more often for the FCO. It is quite expensive though. Both are good chipotles but with different flavor profiles.

Super tasty! Like a smoky, spicy paprika that adds a little magic to everything. Try it on eggs, shrimp, wings… honestly, it’s good on just about anything!

Fantastic flavor!!!