Types of Peppers
There are so many types of peppers. They range from fiery hot to nice and sweet. They are also high in vitamin C. A green bell pepper has more of this necessary vitamin than a citrus fruit of the same weight. Hot peppers go great with Mexican food. Green bell peppers go good with almost anything. Visit: http://www.essortment.com/all/typesofpeppers_rzox.htm to find all you need to know about peppers.
Posted by Annie on 8/29/2009
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