Ghost Pepper Flavored Snack Nuts, 6 Oz Resealable Cans (Pack of 1)

These Blue Diamond Ghost Pepper Flavored almonds were very delicious, but not quite as hot as one would expect for a ghost pepper product. I would definitely recommend trying them, and also recommend that the manufacturer slightly increase the amount of ghost pepper added in their recipe to make them a bit spicier. They are indeed very hot, but not as hot as you would expect for something labeled as "ghost pepper flavor." For those people who know what ghost peppers are and have enjoyed spicy foods, you can and will enjoy this product, but wish it was a tad bit spicier. The spiciness of it is more like a good habanero, with a weak flavor of a ghost pepper. This may be from the manufacturer not adding enough ghost pepper to the recipe. Nonetheless, it's a great product and a high quality product. If Blue Diamond ever reads this review, I commend you all on producing great quality foods and a variety of products and would ask that you increase the amount of ghost pepper in the recipe for this product. I gave this product 5 stars in all categories, except value for money, where I gave it 4 stars because it's slightly expensive for the amount of almonds you get and the ghost pepper flavoring is not as hot as you would expect.

One of my favorite mass-market snacks, these almonds are delicious! Capsaicin novices would probably find them very hot, but chiliheads won't be bored. I like them a lot, would like them even better if they had more spice and less salt. 1/5/23 Edit: a tip for fellow spice lovers - These almonds have the capacity to adhere about a half teaspoon of extra chili powder per cannister. I like to add Reaper or ghost powder, close the can, and agitate gently. The result is truly hot almonds. Enhanced, they are so good, I can't eat them plain anymore. The downside is that it's nearly impossible for me to limit myself to just one serving.

These taste really good! They may be my new favorite. It's kind of a tie between these and the Cayenne Pepper ones. They're hot, but for me, not so hot that it's uncomfortable to eat them. The heat sort of builds after you eat a handful or so. If you're buying these, you're expecting heat right? The flavor is good as well. It's not only about the heat. I'll be replenishing my stash once this can is gone!

About 28 almonds per serving. Why is it so hard to have a picture of the nutrition fact table on the page? You realize this is food, right? I almost didn't buy because it wasn't on the page anywhere but ultimately decided I wanted to try these. Why I had to use a search engine to look up the nutrition facts instead of them being on the page is beyond me. If I had a working camera I'd include it in my review. About as "spicy" as mini Takis Fuegos are. UPDATE : For whatever reason the Ghost Peppers variant page is the only one without nutrition facts picture. Just had Carolina Reaper and it's way better than the Ghost Pepper one. Has a kind of mustard taste to it. Also about twice as hot as Ghost Pepper variant.

I tried all of these and the Ghost Pepper is the best in my opinion and the only ones I will buy again. The Reapers hit you with a little more heat but are otherwise pretty bland. The Ghost Peppers have much better flavor profile and nicer finish. For those who prefer less heat, the Cayenne is fine, a bit more vinegary but nothing special.