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Pepper Belly Pete’s Candied Jalapeños – Sweet Heat Cowboy Candy (16 oz Jar)

Pepper Belly Pete’s Candied Jalapeños – Sweet Heat Cowboy Candy (16 oz Jar)

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Sweet, spicy, and totally addictive — Pepper Belly Pete’s Candied Jalapeños are the perfect blend of sugar, vinegar, and jalapeño heat in a Southern-style cowboy candy.

These 16 oz jars are packed with thick-cut green jalapeño slices that soak up a bold syrupy brine. The result? A sweet-heat kick that goes with just about everything.


🌶️ Flavor Profile:

  • Green jalapeños – fresh and firm with real pepper bite
  • Sweet vinegar brine – loaded with sugar, tang, and seasoning
  • Perfect balance – not mouth-burning, just a warm finish

🍔 Use It On:

Burgers, nachos, cream cheese & crackers, BBQ sandwiches, pizza, tacos, baked potatoes, or charcuterie boards. Great for gifting or topping anything boring.


📦 Product Details:

  • 16 oz glass jar
  • Small-batch made in the Pineywoods of East Texas
  • No artificial preservatives
  • Refrigerate after opening

These sweet & spicy pickled jalapeños are a Texas tradition and a pantry must-have. One bite and you’ll know why they’re a local favorite.

👉 Order your jar of Pepper Belly Pete’s Candied Jalapeños today and taste the sweet heat!


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❓ FAQ

Q: What are candied jalapeños?
A: They’re sliced jalapeños pickled in a sweet and tangy syrup. Often called “cowboy candy,” they blend sugar, vinegar, and spice.

Q: Are they very spicy?
A: They have a warm kick, but not overwhelming heat. The sweetness balances the jalapeño spice.

Q: How should I eat them?
A: Try them on burgers, cream cheese and crackers, tacos, nachos, or even pizza. They add zing to anything.

Q: Do they need to be refrigerated?
A: Yes — refrigerate after opening and enjoy within 6 months.

Q: Where are they made?
A: All Pepper Belly Pete products are small-batch crafted in East Texas.

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