Argentinian Flat Pepper?

[Teurf]

Hi,
 
My sister came back with seeds from Argentina and I sowed them. Here is the pheno I observe. I haven't tasted em yet.
 

 
Any idea what the variety could be?
 
Thanks,
Teurf

 

[fertilizer]

that's a very nice sized pepper you have there. Was is a capsicum pubescens?
Doesnt look like any pepper I know

 

[Teurf]

that's a very nice sized pepper you have there. Was is a capsicum pubescens?
Doesnt look like any pepper I know

 
It is definitely an Annuum of some sort... 

 

[kentishman]

It's a nice looking pepper. Any heat?

 

[Thegreenchilemonster]

That looks a lot like these Peruvian Aji Dulces I'm growing this year. They are chinense with no heat. What do the flowers look like on that plant you have there? Here is a pic of a pod I just picked to compare.

 

[Teurf]

Hey hey Greenchilemonster,
 
I finally tasted the pepper. I had just eaten a Aji Limo (chinense variety one) that burned up my mouth. So I am not sure if there is a small level of heat to it but if there is, it is negligeable. The leaves were definitely annuums.... Very thick skin, juicy flesh, extra sweet. Very good, I just ate 8 of them one shot.
 
Peace,
Teurf
 

That looks a lot like these Peruvian Aji Dulces I'm growing this year. They are chinense with no heat. What do the flowers look like on that plant you have there? Here is a pic of a pod I just picked to compare.

 

[beerbreath81]

looks like the Hungarian hot apple pepper to me
 
http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/showimage/219623/

 

[Trident chilli]

I will throw my hat in the ring and say it's a "Brazilian Pumpkin"

 

[Nicolas_bsas]

Never seen one of those here in Argentina. Did your sister visit the north of the country? If so, it´s probably a peruvian or bolivian variety indeed.

 

[Mabuse]

It looks like a "pimiento Calahorra" to me, a heart shaped bell pepper variety, quite common where I live as a smaller bell pepper alternative.
Edit: Added picture of my calahorras: