Pink Peppercorn (Schinus molle) — ingredient used in Zea natural wellness products

Ingredient

Pink Peppercorn

Schinus molle

Despite the name, pink peppercorns aren't true peppers — they're the dried berries of the South American Peruvian peppertree. The oil offers a brighter, juicier, less pungent character than black pepper, with a sweet pink-fruit top note.

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Frequently asked questions about Pink Peppercorn

Are pink peppercorns real pepper?
No — despite the name, they're the dried berries of the Peruvian peppertree (Schinus molle). They're related to mango and cashew rather than to true black pepper.
What does Pink Peppercorn smell like?
Brighter, sweeter and more fruit-forward than black pepper, with a pink-peppermint top note. Less pungent and more uplifting.
What is it used for?
Bright, top-note additions to natural perfumery and uplifting aromatherapy blends. Also a popular flavour ingredient in gourmet cooking.
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