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  • The peppers used in making paprika originate in Central Mexico and later were introduced to Spain, and after that Hungary - explaining the Hungarian root of the word “paprika.” Spanish and Hungarian paprika are the two most commonly used paprika types. Spanish paprika having a more smoky flavor, which can be either mild or hot, and Hungarian paprika having a sweeter, more versatile flavor, which can also be found in medium or hot varieties.
  • Another reputable oleo paprika manufacturer is Espa Paprika, a Hungarian company that has been producing paprika since 1868. Espa Paprika sources its peppers from the Szeged region of Hungary, where the peppers are grown in the rich, fertile soil of the Great Hungarian Plain. The peppers are sun-dried before being ground into a powder, giving Espa Paprika's products a deep, complex flavor with a hint of sweetness.
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