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Nevada– Permissible to possess aerosol spray irritants with active ingredient levels of 2% or less. Washoe County and City of Las Vegas require training and permits. So, let’s say that they are testing the cayenne pepper. They found they had to diluted it to between 35,000 to 50,000 parts water/sugar mix to oil from the pepper before the panel said they could barely taste it. This ratio becomes the SHU rating. While the scale goes up to 16 million, there are no peppers rated at 16 million. That would be the rating for pure capsaicin oil. (For reference, defensive pepper sprays are around 5 million). Types of Peppers As far as we know the high SHU has not yet been verified in official lab testing. The Dragon’s breath was accidently developed by a Welsh fruit planter. Pepper X (SHU 3,018,000) Minnesota– A person may sell, possess and use CN, CS, and OC products only if they are propelled from an aerosol container that is labeled with clearly written instructions on use. They cannot be sold where intoxicating liquor is sold. Some counties may elect to impose licensing requirements.

Okay, this is the first pepper that for most people starts getting “hot”. As the SHU rating suggests, there is a pretty wide range here. The jalapeno is one of the most commonly used peppers in cooking and is a great add to blender salsas, vegetarian chilis, or stuff it with cheese in the form of these vegetarian jalapeno poppers! Fresno Peppers (SHU 2,500 to 10,000)Habanero is sort of the gold standard for hot peppers against which others are compared. Often, for example, peppers are said to be hotter than jalapenos, but not quite habanero hot. This makes sense as they are about the hottest pepper that is easily available. Habaneros grow in hot climates, and are an important crop in Mexico’s Yucatan. They are often stewed, fried, fermented, and used to make any recipe crazy hot. They are named after the Cuban city of Havana. They aren’t grown anywhere near there, but Havana was long a trading center for such peppers. Scotch Bonnet (SHU 100,000 to 400,000) These are native to Trinidad where they were developed, but you can grow them in much of North America. The New Mexico State University Chili Pepper Institute (yes that is a real thing) named this the hottest pepper in the world in 2012, but it was soon supplanted. Carolina Reaper (SHU 1,000,000 to 2,200,000) Cuban Peppers are also known as Cubanelle Peppers. They are a mild pepper that you can easily use as a substitute for bell peppers if you want a modicum of tang you don’t get from the bell. They are often used in yellow mole sauce, and are a good add to subs and pizza. Try them in Roasted Red Pepper Soup! Poblano (SHU 1,000 to 2,000) Michigan– Maximum allowable strength for OC or CS product is 2%. No CN products or sales to minors allowed.

Datil peppers are an interesting pepper as they have their own festival. The peppers are a native to St. Augustine Florida where the people are so proud of their peppers that each October, they have the Datil Pepper Festival where the peppers are sold and local chefs demonstrate their skill at cooking with these little gems. Habanero (SHU 100,000 to 350,000)The cap arrives with a warning on a large tag marked “Gotcha Cap: Walk Tall!” Here the purpose of the tool is clear: “Product has functional sharp points. Impact or use may result in SEVERE INJURY or DEATH … [It] should be treated as a weapon.” Vermont– Statutes do not regulate or prohibit the sale of any aerosol spray used as a defensive weapon. Each item I produce is unique and is designed to provide the owner with something they will treasure and take pleasure in using. New Jersey– Permissible to sell, possess and legally use 3/4 oz. or less by anyone for personal protection. There are products that squirt a relatively safe, brightly coloured dye (as opposed to a pepper spray). A properly designed product of this nature, used in the way it is intended, should not be able to cause an injury. However, if an injury does occur, this may be assault.