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Long Crescendo Peppers
While their deep, fiery colors might make them look dangerously hot, these peppers are some of the sweetest that Lower Mainland grows. Not only do these peppers pop in the produce aisle, but consumers will love how they add a colorful flair to any dish. Salads, stir-fries, and kebabs are just a few of the fun ways to use Lower Mainland’s Crescendo peppers,
$5 per lb
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