Roland Foods Red Sweety Drop Peppers, Specialty Imported Food, 28 Ounce Can, 2.1 Pounds, Pack of 1

I loved these Red Sweety Drop Peppers from Roland Foods from the very first bite. They have a sweet and slightly fruity flavor, with no spiciness, making them perfect if you like mild and flavorful peppers. I like to use them in fresh salads, on pizzas, with hummus, or simply as a snack straight from the jar. The texture is firm and crunchy, and the quality is evident: they aren't too salty and maintain a natural flavor. Plus, their small size makes them very practical for Mediterranean recipes or as a topping on wraps and sandwiches. The jar keeps the product fresh and they last quite a while in the refrigerator after opening. In short: pleasant flavor, perfect texture, and very versatile in the kitchen. I would buy them again without hesitation. ✔️ Sweet and not spicy ✔️ Excellent as a snack and to accompany dishes ✔️ Consistent quality from Roland Foods

These are very hard to find locally so of course I found them on Amazon! Are they a little expensive, yes, but they are definitely worth it. They're just what they say they are sweet little drops of peppers. They are not hot at all. The can was dented but the product inside was not affected at all.

I make one dish for my wife that she absolutely loves every time and it is nothing without these. One of my favorite peppers it can be mild to hot but in general medium spicy while also sweet depends on the can. Sweety drop peppers can go into pastas like the one I like to make or easily be eaten on its own or with cheese and meats and added to like a charcuterie.these ones are super clean and fresh and creates a high quality flavor. Easy to use. Highly versatile. Looking at most stores I find the smaller glass jars that are still good but much more expensive. These cans give you an option to make more at once without spending an arm and a leg.

This was my second purchase of Roland Foods Red Sweety Drop Peppers. The first order was perfect! The little peppers are sweet and their bright red color adds a burst of color to salads, charcuterie boards, etc. We liked them so much that we set up a subscription order for them. This time I ordered 2 cans at a cost of $22.99 a can and unfortunately both cans arrived badly damaged and they had started to leak. The box that the cans were shipped in was not damaged in any way so I am assuming that the cans were put into the box already dented. The peppers are now being offered at a cost of $14.62 a can, which is a much better price but only if the product arrives in good condition. I reported this to Amazon and requested a refund.

I had these miniature red sweety drop peppers in the oldest French restaurant in Greenville, SC special salad they did for the night we were there. My friend and I were amazed by these little jewels (not much bigger than a pencil eraser). They added a special little zip to the salad since they tasted sweet and very tart. The chef told us he had bought them a couple days earlier at a Farmer's Market in NC and had "pickled" them. They were so good that I went on line and found this can of them on Amazon Prime. When I opened it and tried one, I was disappointed initially because they did not have that clear, clean sweet & sour/tangy taste of the ones I had. But, I drained the peppers from the can through a strainer and put the drained peppers in a pot that I added vinegar and sugar to till it tasted right, brought it to a simmer for a couple of minutes and then let it cool naturally. I put in a mason jar and used a FoodSaver to suck the air out and seal the lid and put them in the refrigerator for a week. This time they tasted pretty close to the French Chef's and it was a lot easier than trying to find them in a Farmer's market.

I was introduced to these peppers on the Whole Foods olive bar in Pasadena and I instantly fell in love with them! They are the perfect ingredient for an olive and cheese salad, adding a crunch, sweet, and tart flavor. The bright red color is beautiful, as well. I’m SO glad I found them on Amazon because I’ve been to several grocery stores and no one carries them. Thank you!

Sweetie drop peppers are hard to find in my local store. These were delicious and a great addition to salads and charcuterie boards

I have tried these on pizza (did a take and bake, threw them on top and baked it) super good. Ive also tried these on salads and that was also tasty. That being said, while these aren't bad, they are not as good as the fresh peppers themselves. i originally had tried the pepper fresh and not pickled. The fresh peppers are a bit sweeter and as you chew you get a slight kick of heat and these are much more tangy(vinegar with a slight sweetness) with a kick of heat. I even rinsed them off, which did help a little, but the peppers sort of absorb the vinegar brine flavor. Also my can had a big dent in the side, but fortunately nothing leaked or opened in any way.