Jarred red peppers are sold as pieces, slices, chopped, diced, or whole. Some products are offered as prepared bruschetta-style mixes.
Common closures include hermetic canning lids with a rubber gasket and metal clamp and other airtight lids. Product listings often note whether a jar uses a true sealed (canning-style) closure or an airtight screw/top.
Both glass (canning-style jars) and plastic (pepper savers and storage containers) are commonly used for jarred red peppers.
Jarred roasted red peppers are used as pizza and salad toppings, in sandwiches, on bruschetta, stirred into pasta sauces, spread on bread, or served on antipasto trays alongside meats and cheeses.
Descriptions commonly note flame-roasted or fire-roasted peppers (for a smoky profile). Products are also labeled by heat level (for example, Mild or Spicy) and described with flavor terms like smoky, juicy, fruity, sweet, or sun-ripened.