"In those instances, a chile pepper like jalapeño ought to do the trick. This type of pepper is known for its green hue (although it can turn red if you leave it on the plant long enough) and approachable heat level. It carries spice, but it's not as likely to set your tongue on fire as peppers like habanero or Scotch Bonnet."
"I found seven jalapeño-infused items at my local store (you may be able to locate more or others based on stock and availability). You can spot some of the options on Aldi's website if you want to go in with a list. I tested out the spicy products to see which ones are most worth keeping stocked at home, and luckily, the majority of them were pretty tasty. I based my judgments mostly on flavor, delivery of the advertised ingredients, value, and whether it's something I'd recommend to the average Aldi customer."
Seven jalapeño-infused items were available at a local Aldi, with selection varying by store and availability. The products were evaluated for flavor, authenticity of advertised ingredients, value, and suitability for average Aldi shoppers. Most items delivered pleasant heat without overwhelming spice, and several were recommended for regular stocking. A standout was Happy Farms habanero jack cheese sticks, which blend habanero and jalapeño peppers with creamy jack cheese to balance heat and richness; the package of 12 offers a portable, slightly spiced snack. Only a couple of items slightly missed expectations, but none were egregiously poor.
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