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  • Anaheim Chile

    Anaheim (pronounced AN-uh-hym) Chile Peppers are among the most popular and commonly available chiles in the United States.

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    Origin: Mexico, USA
    Anaheim Chile
  • Baby Bananas

    Widely used in Latin American, African and Asian and Pacific Rim cuisine, Melissa’s Baby Bananas (available in 15# units) are amazingly versatile.

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    7.5 lbs. for $27.00 Origin: Ecuador
    Must be 1-999
    Baby Bananas
  • Banana Leaves

    These young leaves of the common Cavendish banana tree are sold rolled in bundles and are used for cooking in Latin American, Filipino, Asian and Pacific Rim cuisines.

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    6-7 lbs. for $38.50 Origin: Mexico
    Must be 1-999
    Banana Leaves
  • Banana Sampler

    Fresh from the tropics, a rare selection of the finest "hands" of bananas make up this assortment, which may include the following varieties: Baby Bananas, which are snack-sized and have a sweet flavor, with a hint of cinnamon aftertaste.

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    8 lbs. for $28.50 Origin: Multiple Origins
    Must be 1-999
    Banana Sampler
  • Banana Wax Peppers

    Banana Wax Peppers are a variation of Hungarian Wax Peppers. They are sweet and have a milder flavor.

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    Origin: USA
    Banana Wax Peppers
  • Boldo Leaves / Hojas de Boldo (Don Enrique® Brand)

    3 packages (.5 oz. each) for $6.10 Origin: Chile
    Must be 1-999
    Boldo Leaves / Hojas de Boldo (Don Enrique® Brand)
  • Burro Bananas

    Bananas are extremely versatile. They can be eaten out of hand, baked or added to fruit salads and desserts. Similar to the well-known Cavendish banana, the Burro Banana is flatter, smaller and more square, yet just as versatile.

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    5 lbs. for $23.50 Origin: Ecuador, Mexico
    Must be 1-999
    Burro Bananas
  • Cactus Leaves (Nopales)

    When peeled and diced, the edible pads of a cactus plant are commonly enjoyed with eggs and in salads. They have a flavor reminiscent of a green bean with a hint of lemon. When consumed raw, their juice (pectin) can significantly reduce blood sugar (glucose) and is therefore good for diabetics.

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    3 lbs. for $13.30 Origin: Mexico, USA
    Must be 1-999
    Cactus Leaves (Nopales)
  • Cactus Pears

    Throughout North America, the beaver-tail cactus (nopal) bears an oblong, egg-shaped fruit. Sacred to the Aztecs, the fruit, called prickly pear or Indian fig, is actually a berry.

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    Origin: Mexico, USA
    Cactus Pears
  • Calabaza Squash

    This round squash comes in many different colors, ranging from green to beige to light red-orange. The Calabaza Squash has been extremely popular throughout the Caribbean as well as in Central and South America.

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    Origin: Mexico
    Calabaza Squash
  • Caliente Chile Assortment

    Salsas, Chile Rellenos, Moles, Enchiladas....so many tasty dishes to choose from when you have fresh and dried chiles at your fingertips!

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    2.5 lbs. for $25.10 Origin: Multiple Origins
    Must be 1-999
    Caliente Chile Assortment
  • Canela (Don Enrique® Cinnamon Sticks)

    Don Enrique’s Canela (Cinnamon Sticks) is harvested from the inner bark of the stems of a tropical evergreen tree. Canela curls into long quills when dried. Cut into lengths, canela is sold as is or may be ground into powdered cinnamon and used for baking and cooking.

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    3 - 1 ounce packages for $8.50 Origin: Mexico, USA
    Must be 1-999
    Canela (Don Enrique® Cinnamon Sticks)
  • Chamomile Flowers - Manzanilla (Don Enrique® Brand)

    3 packages (.25 oz. each) for $6.10 Origin: Egypt
    Must be 1-999
    Chamomile Flowers - Manzanilla (Don Enrique® Brand)
  • Chamomile Tea / Te de Manzanilla (Don Enrique® Brand)

    3 packages (.28 oz. each) for $6.10 Origin: Egypt
    Must be 1-999
    Chamomile Tea / Te de Manzanilla (Don Enrique® Brand)
  • Chayote Squash

    A member of the gourd family, this versatile vegetable from Mexico is quickly becoming a produce department standard. Roughly pear-sized in shape and light to dark apple-green in color, Chayote Squash from Melissa’s has a smooth skin with slight ridges running from stem to end.

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    8 ct. (about 4 lbs.) for $16.60 Origin: USA
    Must be 1-999
    Chayote Squash

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