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Cherry pepper

Also called Hungarian cherry pepper, this small (1 to 2 inches in diameter) pepper is round and bright red in color. It has a slightly sweet flavour that can range from mild to medium-hot. Cherry peppers can be found fresh and pickled in jars. See also chile.

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