Mrs. G's Hot Pepper Jelly 3-Pack: Jalapeno-Habanero Jelly, Jalapeno Garlic Lime Jelly, and Mango Ginger Habanero Jelly. Locally sourced and packaged in Southern California. <span class="a-text-bold">Jalapeno Garlic Lime </span>is our mildest. Aperfectflavor combination, the Jalapeno Garlic Lime is like a little party in your mouth with endless layers of flavor. Excellent simmered with pulled pork, as a glaze on stuffed pork chops or chicken wings. Mrs. G confesses when she made it the first time, she sat down with a spoon and ate half a jar. :) <span class="a-text-bold">Mango Ginger Habanero</span> Jelly is the spiciest of the jellies. The layers of distinct flavors invariably result in two raised eyebrows and a smile upon first taste. It is delicious as a glaze on grilled salmon or chicken, but Mrs. G&#039;s favorite recipe is this jelly paired with roasted butternut squash. <span class="a-text-bold">Jalapeno-Habanero</span>, or Ja-Ha Jelly (pronounced ha-ha), was a happy accident created when Mrs. G didn&#039;t have enough of either habaneros or jalapenos to make her original recipe! It has medium heat and is delicious tossed with brussels or butternut squash, a little oil and garlic before roasting; or melted and brushed on beef skewers sprinkled with hot smoked paprika before grilling. <span class="a-text-bold">Jalapeno Garlic Lime</span> - our mildest with no habanero , yet lots of savory flavor from the garlic and lime. <span class="a-text-bold">Ja-Ha</span> (Jalapeno Habanero) - next mildest is medium heat with a little habanero. The most like a traditional jalapeno jelly, with a little kick! <span class="a-text-bold">Peach Habanero</span> - has medium heat and the most fruit (more a jam than jelly). Sweet, fruity flavor up front, then a delayed warmth from the habaneros. <span class="a-text-bold">Mango Ginger Habanero</span> - also has medium heat, and is the spiciest (although there is debate between this and the Peach). The layers of flavors are distinct, yet combine for a delicious combination.