Chilimurska · crushSalt-fermented green jalapeno crush, 100 ml. Balanced, everyday heat.
Fermented slowly, roasted gently, never padded out. Small-batch chili from Nokia, Finland. At least 10% real chili in every jar.
From seed to finishing salt. One pepper obsession, four ways in.
Chilimurska · crushSalt-fermented green jalapeno crush, 100 ml. Balanced, everyday heat.
Chilijauhe · powderDried green jalapeno, fine grind, 40 g. Fresh and vegetal.
Chilimurska · crushSalt-fermented green habanero crush, 100 ml. Fresher than the red.
Chilihiutale · flakesSun-dried and sweated Turkish flake, 40 g. Dark and layered.
Chilimurska · crushSalt-fermented Trinidad Scorpion crush, 100 ml. No compromises.
Chilimurska · crushSalt-fermented green serrano crush, 100 ml. Grassy and fresh.
Chilimurska · crushSalt-fermented scotch bonnet crush, 100 ml. Sweeter than habanero.
Chilijauhe · powderDried scotch bonnet, fine grind, 50 g. Fruit and a long burn.
Chilihiutale · flakesDried scotch bonnet, coarse flake, 30 g. The Caribbean one.
Chilijauhe · powderRipened red jalapeno, fine grind, 40 g. Rounder than the green.
at least chili content in every product, printed on the label, readable in the ingredients.
RecipesRoast carrots, honey, flakesSweet roots take the roasted sweetness of gochugaru better than anything else on the shelf.
RecipesWeeknight chicken panTwo teaspoons in at the end, off the heat, so the aroma survives. The simplest way to learn the flake.
RecipesChili butter ribeyeMelted into butter with crushed garlic and spooned over the steak while it rests. The flakes stay visible.
Tommi · founderI sold tyres by day and made chili by night. In the end I built the brand I'd have wanted to buy myself.
Tommi grew up around chili and the grill. For years he fermented, roasted and blended in his own kitchen in Nokia, not chasing the hottest heat, but the most balanced one. Finferno came out of that.
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Fermentation gives a soft, rounded heat instead of a raw, sharp burn. Not hotter, better.
Fresh chilies go into salt and are left alone. It is not a seasoning step. The sharp green edge of a raw pepper breaks down, and what comes back is rounder, deeper and slightly sour, the way a good sourdough is sour. Nothing is added to make that happen. It is the same work that sits behind kimchi and behind every hot sauce worth the name, and it is why the jar tastes of the pepper rather than of heat alone. It takes weeks, which is why almost nobody does it at this scale.

A concrete promise on the label. Nothing diluted, nothing padded out.
Most of what is sold as chili powder is mostly something else. Salt, sugar, oil, starch, colour, and just enough actual pepper that a label can round it away. Ours is printed on the side of the jar and it does not move. It is a floor, not an average, which is the only way a number on a label means anything.

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