Currently listed (as recorded — Observed Aug 31, 2026; not a live check)
Where this evidence applies
Online-only
Typical availability
Unknown
Evidence date
2026-08-31 (observation date)
Known source within the stated scope; this is not a guarantee of current stock. Currently listed on a first-party surface; a listing is not confirmed shelf presence. Evidence supports shipping/online ordering; it makes no local source claim. Evidence observation date 2026-08-31 (Spices Inc.).
Evidence used for this claim
Seller product page, SKU 100232 003, currently listed with an order control at $7.98 for 1 oz and tiers up to 10 lb. It identifies ancho as Capsicum annuum measuring 500-1,500 Scoville Heat Units, known as poblano when fresh, native to Puebla, and describes a heart-shaped dried pod about 3 inches wide and 4 inches long tapering to a point. That morphology is the direct contrast with pasilla negro. No Tennessee delivery or local stock is established.
Spices Inc. · Aug 31, 2026 (observation date) · supports the relationship claim · source
Record last re-checked 2026-08-31. That is when we revisited
the record, not when the evidence above was observed.
Evidence & details
Why this source
Known source
What we know about stock
Currently listed (as recorded — Observed Aug 31, 2026; not a live check)
Where this evidence applies
Online-only
Typical availability
Unknown
Evidence date
2026-08-31 (observation date)
Known source within the stated scope; this is not a guarantee of current stock. Currently listed on a first-party surface; a listing is not confirmed shelf presence. Evidence supports shipping/online ordering; it makes no local source claim. Evidence observation date 2026-08-31 (Spices Inc.).
Evidence used for this claim
Seller product page, SKU 100232 003, currently listed with an order control at $7.98 for 1 oz and tiers up to 10 lb. It identifies ancho as Capsicum annuum measuring 500-1,500 Scoville Heat Units, known as poblano when fresh, native to Puebla, and describes a heart-shaped dried pod about 3 inches wide and 4 inches long tapering to a point. That morphology is the direct contrast with pasilla negro. No Tennessee delivery or local stock is established.
Spices Inc. · Aug 31, 2026 (observation date) · supports the relationship claim · source
Record last re-checked 2026-08-31. That is when we revisited
the record, not when the evidence above was observed.
Currently listed (as recorded — Observed Aug 31, 2026; not a live check)
Where this evidence applies
Online-only
Typical availability
Unknown
Evidence date
2026-08-31 (observation date)
Known source within the stated scope; this is not a guarantee of current stock. Currently listed on a first-party surface; a listing is not confirmed shelf presence. Evidence supports shipping/online ordering; it makes no local source claim. Evidence observation date 2026-08-31 (Spices Inc.).
Evidence used for this claim
Seller product page, SKU 100252 003, currently listed with an order control at $7.98 for 1 oz and tiers up to 10 lb. It identifies pasilla negro as Capsicum annuum, gives chile negro, chile pasilla and pasilla pepper as names for the same product, states that the fresh form is the chilaca, and describes long slender pods tapering to a point with dark purple to black skin. Read against the same seller's ancho page this is a same-source morphological contrast between the two chiles.
Spices Inc. · Aug 31, 2026 (observation date) · supports the relationship claim · source
Record last re-checked 2026-08-31. That is when we revisited
the record, not when the evidence above was observed.
Evidence & details
Why this source
Known source
What we know about stock
Currently listed (as recorded — Observed Aug 31, 2026; not a live check)
Where this evidence applies
Online-only
Typical availability
Unknown
Evidence date
2026-08-31 (observation date)
Known source within the stated scope; this is not a guarantee of current stock. Currently listed on a first-party surface; a listing is not confirmed shelf presence. Evidence supports shipping/online ordering; it makes no local source claim. Evidence observation date 2026-08-31 (Spices Inc.).
Evidence used for this claim
Seller product page, SKU 100252 003, currently listed with an order control at $7.98 for 1 oz and tiers up to 10 lb. It identifies pasilla negro as Capsicum annuum, gives chile negro, chile pasilla and pasilla pepper as names for the same product, states that the fresh form is the chilaca, and describes long slender pods tapering to a point with dark purple to black skin. Read against the same seller's ancho page this is a same-source morphological contrast between the two chiles.
Spices Inc. · Aug 31, 2026 (observation date) · supports the relationship claim · source
Record last re-checked 2026-08-31. That is when we revisited
the record, not when the evidence above was observed.