Bahamian Goat
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Ben Fehling
Description
This close relative of the Scotch Bonnet has an orange/peach-ish color that is beautiful in person. It has a wonderfully fruity flavor that is good raw, cooked, or in sauces and salsa. This is one of the most underrated peppers in the world, that is frequently overshadowed by the habanero and scotch bonnet, but true chiliheads know about how delicious and great this gem of a pepper is.
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Khang
17.08.2017 20:32:24What are the pros? Extremely prolific, large delicious fruits, very good heat
What are the cons? A little tough to find seeds
Review:The Bahamian Goat pepper is one of my all time favorite and is a "must-grow" in my garden. This variety has a very fruity flavor with heat that is similar to Habanero or Scotch Bonnet. The fruits are large and some will have bonnet shapes. Highly recommend this for anyone looking for a pepper that has good heat, great flavor and tropical aroma.
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