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Holmes Produce is where you find the "one-and-only" Holmes-Made Salsa. Please shop our online catalog to stock up on your favorite salsa flavors. We're sure you'll find one to your liking. Holmes Produce also carries Jalapeno jams, and other delectable goods. We continue to create unique, tasty products for you, your friends & family to love. We offer unique gift packages for every occasion. |
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| KNOW YOUR PEPPERS |
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Anaheim: Very mild. Six to eight inches in size and are deep, shiny green. Often stuffed or added to salsas. We use Anaheim peppers in some of our mild salsas. Heat index 2-3 (500-2500) scoville units.
Jalapeno: Range from dark green to red. Use whenever recipe simply calls for hot chile peppers. They can be fresh or canned. We use Jalapenos in all of our salsas. Heat index 5-6 (4500) scoville units
Serrano: Longer and thinner than Jalapeno with similar color. Can be found canned, pickled, or packed in oil with vegetables. Often served in Thai or Mexican dishes. We use Serrano in most of our salsas. Heat index 6-7 (7,000-25,000) scoville units
Thai: Very hot small thin pepper. Colors range in yellow, orange, green and red. Famous in hot Asian cuisine. We use Thai peppers in our spicier salsas. Heat index 7-8 (50,000-100,000) scoville units
Habanero: One of the hottest peppers grown, World reknown for its intense and sometimes dangerous heat. Only for the brave at heart! We use Habanero peppers in our XX HOT, and Nightmare salsa. Also, in our tasty Peach Habanero Fruit Spread Heat index 10 (150,000-580,000) scoville units
Naga Bhut Jolokia: (Ghost Peppers) The hottest naturally grown pepper in the world! Originating in India, it is used to keep elephants off the fences. (855,000-1,050,000) scoville units. Can be up to 5x hotter than Habanero peppers. We use Ghost Peppers in our Nightmare salsa. |
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| SALSA ADDS ZIP |
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Salsa has been voted Americas #1 condiment! Salsa is much more than just a dip. It adds flavor and color to some of your favorite dishes. So get creative and go crazy with salsa. |
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Mid America Farm Expo, Salina, Ks.
March 27-29 Kansas Grown Farmers' Market Starting April 7th Saturday's 7:am-noon.
Wamego Tulip Fest, April 14-15
Hutch Women's Show, April 21
Kansas Sampler, Liberal, Ks, May 5-6
Old Town Farmers' Market, Starting May 26th Saturday's 7:am-noon.
Kansas State Fair, Sept 7-15 Meadowlark Building Hillsboro Crafts Fair
Sept 15th
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