At Langdon, chilli isn’t just another ingredient in the pantry – it’s what we’re known for and what we’re passionate about. From the classic favourites to trending named specialties, our extensive range celebrates the flavour, heat and versatility that makes chilli a favourite in the kitchen, and on supermarket shelves around the world. Whether you’re seeking a subtle warmth or a bold kick, discover the complete offering today.
Clean heat with fruity, citrus or green notes. Think vibrant, aromatic chillis that lift dishes rather than dominate them.
Deeper, rounded heat with earthy, dried-fruit or smoked characteristics.
High-impact heat with intensity and punch, sometimes floral or sharp, always assertive.
Move over swicy. Fricy is having a moment.
The pairing of fruit and spice has long been a staple across Latin American cuisines for centuries, but now it’s showing up everywhere – from café specials to restaurant menus. As customers continue to crave heat, chefs are getting more creative with how they balance it on the plate.
And it’s not just about adding fruit literally anymore. Broader interpretations are being explored – think of the citrusy tang of sumac, the subtle sweetness of paprika, and warming spice notes that bring complexity and contrast.
Heat is no longer just about spice, it’s about depth, complexity, and balance. 38% of Americans would try spicy and fruity flavour combinations, and 44% of US Gen Zers would pay more for a product advertised as ‘spicy’.
Today’s consumers seek not just intensity but also the nuanced layers of heat that enhance overall taste experiences.
Move over swicy. Fricy is having a moment.
The pairing of fruit and spice has long been a staple across Latin American cuisines for centuries, but now it’s showing up everywhere – from café specials to restaurant menus. As customers continue to crave heat, chefs are getting more creative with how they balance it on the plate.
And it’s not just about adding fruit literally anymore. Broader interpretations are being explored – think of the citrusy tang of sumac, the subtle sweetness of paprika, and warming spice notes that bring complexity and contrast.
Heat is no longer just about spice, it’s about depth, complexity, and balance. 38% of Americans would try spicy and fruity flavour combinations, and 44% of US Gen Zers would pay more for a product advertised as ‘spicy’.
Today’s consumers seek not just intensity but also the nuanced layers of heat that enhance overall taste experiences.