Extra hot pepper paste

Caribbean fire, made in Quebec.

Dragon’s Breath plus yellow and red Scotch Bonnet in one 200 g jar. A single dab lifts marinades, grilled meats, sauces, rice and pasta.

  • Dragon’s Breath + Scotch Bonnet
  • 200 g
  • Made in Quebec

Heat level

Extra hot
Jar of Orphela extra hot pepper paste, 200 gExtra hotQuebec

An explosion of flavour and spice

Not just heat. Flavour.

Orphela is made for thrill seekers who refuse to give up flavour. Ginger, garlic, onion and lemon round out the intense heat of Dragon’s Breath and the fruity punch of Scotch Bonnet. The result: a rich, savoury paste with real character.

200 gper glass jar
10simple ingredients
5/5on the heat scale

Two peppers, one character

The duo behind the Orphela signature

One pepper for power, another for aroma. Together they deliver honest heat and a true island taste.

The power

Dragon’s Breath

Known as one of the hottest peppers in the world. It gives Orphela its extreme intensity and long lasting heat.

The aroma

Scotch Bonnet

In yellow and red, it is the iconic pepper of Caribbean cooking: fruity, generous and very hot.

One dab is enough

A thousand ways to spice up your plate

Marinades, meats, fish, grilled dishes, rice or pasta: Orphela belongs wherever you want character.

Grilling and BBQ

Grilling and BBQ

Stir a teaspoon into your marinade for chicken, pork or ribs. The heat stays, the flavour settles in.

Marinades and stews

Marinades and stews

A dab in a stew, tomato sauce or griot adds deep, fragrant warmth.

Fish and seafood

Fish and seafood

Brush onto a fillet before cooking or whisk into a lemon butter for shrimp.

Sauces and dips

Sauces and dips

Mix with mayo, yogurt or ketchup for a punchy dip in ten seconds.

Rice, pasta and vegetables

Rice, pasta and vegetables

Add at the end of cooking to wake up rice, pasta or roasted vegetables.

Every day

Every day

On eggs, in soup, on pizza or a sandwich: a tiny touch is plenty.

Formats

Choose your dose of fire

Prices are confirmed with your order, taxes and delivery included in the confirmation. No online payment required.

Most popular
3 jar pack Orphela

3 jar pack

3 × 200 g

The gift format, or your stash for the whole grilling season.

Price on request

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Wholesale
Case of 12 jars Orphela

Case of 12 jars

12 × 200 g

For families, restaurants and stores.

Price on request

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Friends around the barbecue with two jars of Orphela
Two jars of Orphela on a beach at sunset

The Orphela spirit

From island sunshine to your table

Orphela was born from a love of Caribbean cooking and its bold flavours. Share it at a barbecue with friends, in a Sunday stew, or secretly on a sandwich. Always with the same joy.

Grocers, restaurants, caterers

Put Orphela on your shelves

Give your customers a Quebec made pepper paste that stands out. Ordered by the case of 12 jars, wholesale terms on request.

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FAQ

Burning questions

Answers to the questions we hear most often.

How hot is it?

Very. Orphela paste is extra hot: it is made with Dragon’s Breath, one of the hottest peppers around, plus yellow and red Scotch Bonnet. Start with a tiny dab and build up to taste.

What are the ingredients?

Hot pepper, ginger, sea salt, garlic, onion, bell pepper, parsley, lemon juice, mushroom powder and white vinegar. The list printed on your jar’s label always prevails.

Why are prices not shown online?

We confirm every order personally: price, taxes, delivery fees and timing are sent to you before any payment. Send an order request or give us a call.

Do you deliver across Canada?

We ship within Quebec and elsewhere in Canada depending on the destination. Options and fees are confirmed with your order. See the shipping and returns policy.

Does it contain allergens?

The label ingredients do not include any of the priority allergens recognized by Health Canada. Always read your jar’s label and see our Food safety and allergens page. For cross-contact questions, write to us.

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