An eye-catching, hat-shaped specialty pepper featuring an ultra-sweet, crisp bite with subtle citrus-floral notes and an exceptionally gentle warmth.
Whether you’re growing in the garden or cooking in the kitchen, here is what to expect from the Mad Hatter in terms of heat intensity, flavor, and pod traits.
Mild Peppers
0 – 1,000 SHU
0.1 times as hot as a jalapeño
* Fresh (uncut): Bright, sweet, and lightly herbaceous with subtle floral undertones. * When cut: Intensely crisp and fruity, releasing a fresh, bell-pepper-meets-citrus fragrance with zero pungent stinging fumes.
Unique, flattened disc-like shape with 3 to 4 distinct ruffled lobes or “wings,” resembling a bishop’s cap or a whimsical tricorn hat. It transitions from a glossy lime green to vibrant, fiery red when fully ripe.
1.5 to 2 inches tall.
Fresh garden salads, artisan pickling, stuffed poppers (with goat cheese or cream cheese), fresh pico de gallo, ceviche, and grilled vegetable skewers.