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Woodturning uses a lathe, and other tools, to create objects such as fountain pens, rollerballs, ballpoints, bowls, salt and pepper mills and other items. 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. The only fully legal self-defence product at the moment is a rape alarm. These are not expensive and can be bought from most local police stations or supermarkets.

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) 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. This wasn’t a bad thing as we ate them in fajitas, on salads, and with veggie dips. As I got older and more able to “take the heat”, the world of peppers opened up and thus became a big part of my cooking. 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) These small green peppers are native to SE Asia. While they aren’t generally very hot, per the SHU score, there is some variation from pepper to pepper, so don’t be surprised if you bite into one and get more than you were expecting. You can eat these raw, but we think they are better roasted ( roasted pepper guide here!) or perhaps deep fried and served as an appetizer for which their small two bite size is perfect. Banana Peppers (SHU 0 to 500)

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Hawaii– There is no state law regarding the sale or possession of non-lethal spray weapons, but the City and County of Honolulu and the county of Hawaii have possession law except for those people who obtain a permit from that County’s chief of police. Also known as 7 Pot Chocolate Pepper, this product of Trinidad isn’t the ubiquitous red hue pepper, but instead a chocolatey brown color. If you can get past the fire in your mouth, you will find a sweet fruity taste that some say is a bit nutty. Komodo Dragon Peppers (SHU 1,400,000) 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) Idaho– Does not restrict or regulate the sale of non-lethal spray products but certain uses are prohibited.

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 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. New Jersey– Permissible to sell, possess and legally use 3/4 oz. or less by anyone for personal protection.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)

Easy to use - One hand operation will bring you confidence to defend yourself when you need it. Simply remove the cap and push down on the top actuator to fire while comfortablly holding in one hand. North Dakota– Any spray or aerosol containing CN, CS or other irritating agent can be carried without a concealed weapons permit except in gaming and alcoholic beverage establishments. This is the dried form of a Mirasol Chili. They are one of the most commonly used dried peppers in Mexico. They are known for their sweet, fruity, and tangy flavor and for being hotter than jalapenos. In Mexico they are used primarily in salsas and sauces. Cayenne Peppers (SHU 35,000 to 50,000) Maryland– No state laws against the sale of tear gas or OC products but it is prohibited to carry tear gas openly with the intent or purpose of injuring a person.

To calculate the amount of Scoville heat units, they take capsaicin oil from a dried pepper and mix it with sugar water. The concoction is then given to a panel of taste-testers. The solution is diluted until the panel just gets to the point where they say they can barely detect any heat at all. SALES RESTRICTED TO: Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Massachusetts, New Mexico, West Virginia and Wisconsin. (These states require a concealed carry permit) Michigan– Maximum allowable strength for OC or CS product is 2%. No CN products or sales to minors allowed. Unlike the previous peppers we discussed, Bird’s Eye are not native to the Western Hemisphere, but are grown in Thailand and used extensively in the hot sauces and chili powders of Thai cuisine. These peppers have also been used around SE Asia medicinally to ease the pains of arthritis and rheumatism. Piri Piri (SHU 50,000 to 175,000) Utah– No prohibition against the use of chemical aerosol sprays as long as the product does not cause death or serious bodily injury.