Fresh Orange Habanero Peppers, 4 oz

I love spicy foods, but unfortunately, my tolerance keeps growing. I'm at the point where habanaros are the new jalapenos and carolina reapers are the new habaneros. The saving grace is that this is a Walmart in West Texas The Jalapenos are almost always guaranteed to have a kick more than ones bought elsewhere, and the habaneros too. Unfortunately, you can't buy fresh carolina reapers in the produce section :*(

I am finally glad Walmart is selling these little jewels of spicy flavor in a small container. I remember when they were sold for a much higher price. I love Habanero peppers.

Tasty and good heat; I cut up a whole one seeds and all in my dishes, and they make my dishes flavourful. Not that hot to me I guess but still great for cooking.

These peppers are great for making hot sauce. you can pull out the seeds, dry them, and make new plants..

everything was good except for the artichokes they was not ripe but I put them in the Sun for a couple of days and they got ripe just a heads up thank you you're all doing a good job

Got these peppers, and then my husband went to Publix for some more/different peppers that weren't available at Walmart for a sauce he's making. He grabbed habaneros while he was there too. Comparing the two- these are very small. Publix is bigger. These are also discolored (brown on the inside), and they have a weird texture. I know Publix quality is better, and you pay for it. But believe it or not, the habaneros at Publix were significantly cheaper! At 94 cents an ounce here, that's almost $16 a pound, whereas Publix was only six dollars a pound! I originally got these thinking it would be much cheaper than Publix, expecting decent enough quality, but goodness. Not anymore… he'll just go to Publix for all the peppers from now on. In the photo- red peppers are from Publix. The orange are from Walmart.

I am writing this review to document a recurring issue regarding fulfillment accuracy. I ordered the 4 oz container of Fresh Orange Habanero Peppers; however, upon receiving and weighing the product, the net weight is only 3.45 oz. Receiving a product that is missing nearly 15% of the advertised weight is an unacceptable deviation from the product description. Beyond the short-weight issue, the peppers themselves were inconsistent in size and freshness, failing to meet the quality standards expected of a premium grocery delivery service. When paying for a specific quantity, I expect to receive the full amount advertised. This is not the first time I have encountered weight discrepancies or quality issues with produce fulfillment at this location. As a regular customer who relies on accurate inventory for meal preparation, this level of inconsistency is detrimental to my planning and represents a failure in basic fulfillment integrity. I would caution others to verify their produce weights upon delivery.

We have consistently received habanero peppers way past their best when ordering for pickup. They are often too far gone/rotten to use even the same day. After several instances of this, we will not order these for pickup again.

All the peppers are rotten. Very disappointing and so expensive too. What a shame!!!!!! Now I can't prepare my meal with them and almost my 4 dollars gone waste.

I request that Walmart cease accepting and shipping spoiled food and damaged products to us. As customers who invest their hard-earned money in your establishment, we expect to receive satisfactory products.