McCormick Crushed Jalapeno Pepper, 1.37 oz Bottle

I cannot keep jalapeños in my house. We're constantly running out. Nobody remembers buying the first shaker of these, but I decided to use them one day, and I add them to the grocery order regularly, now. They're dehydrated, so nobody steals them for snacks or sandwiches the way they do with fresh or pickled jalapeños, so I always have them available when I'm cooking. They rehydrate while cooking, just from the juices of the meat or vegetables I'm using them in, and add that lovely jalapeño flavor. Walmart asked about heat level. I didn't really know how to answer. They're literally just dried jalapeños, so if you eat jalapeños, you should know these are about the same heat level as pickled jalapeños. They're not very hot, but I can't say they don't have any heat, because they're jalapeños, and some people think that is hot.