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Allam Pachadi

Original price was: $390.00.Current price is: $360.00.
A sweet and spicy pickle made from ginger, with balanced flavors.

Avakaya

Original price was: $650.00.Current price is: $600.00.
A spicy and tangy mango pickle, famous in Andhra Pradesh.

Cauliflower Avakaya

Original price was: $550.00.Current price is: $500.00.
Cauliflower Avakaya is a mango pickle with crunchy cauliflower pieces added. The cauliflower absorbs the spicy and tangy flavors, making the pickle taste bold. You can add garlic (velluli) for a stronger flavor, or make it without garlic for a more plain, fresh taste with just the cauliflower and mango.

Dondakaya Avakaya (Ivy Gourd Mango Pickle)

Original price was: $620.00.Current price is: $590.00.
Dondakaya Avakaya is a mango pickle that includes ivy gourd (dondakaya) pieces. The ivy gourd gives a slight crunch and mixes well with the tangy and spicy pickle flavors. You can add garlic (velluli) for an extra strong taste or leave it out for a simpler, less sharp flavor.

Gongora Pandu Mirchi

Original price was: $520.00.Current price is: $480.00.
A mix of Gongora leaves and red chilies, sour and spicy.

Gongura Pickle

Original price was: $390.00.Current price is: $350.00.
A sour and spicy pickle made from Gongora leaves, loved in South India.

Kothi Meera Pachadi

Original price was: $410.00.Current price is: $390.00.
A fresh-tasting pickle made from coriander leaves.

Magaya

Original price was: $650.00.Current price is: $590.00.
A dried mango pickle, mixed with traditional spices.

Munakaya Avakaya (Drumstick Mango Pickle)

Original price was: $580.00.Current price is: $550.00.
Munakaya Avakaya is a mango pickle made with drumsticks (munakaya). The drumsticks soak up the spicy and tangy flavors of the pickle. You can make it with or without garlic (velluli). With garlic, the pickle has a stronger, sharp taste. Without garlic, the flavor is more simple and focused on the mango and spices.

Pachi Mirchi Pickle

Original price was: $540.00.Current price is: $530.00.
A very spicy green chili pickle for those who like heat.

Pandu Mirchi Pickle

Original price was: $370.00.Current price is: $320.00.
A bold and spicy pickle made from red chilies.

Tomato Pickle

Original price was: $370.00.Current price is: $340.00.
A tangy pickle made from ripe tomatoes, great with any meal.

Buy Indian Homemade Pickles Online in London, UK

A Taste of India

Indian homemade pickles, also called "achar," are not just a side dish – they are a big part of our food history. Each part of India has its own type of pickle, made with local fruits, vegetables, and spices. From spicy mango pickles in the north to tangy lemon pickles in the south, every jar is filled with unique flavors and tradition.

Made with Love and Tradition

Our pickles are made using old, traditional recipes. We use time-honoured methods, like sun-drying and slow-cooking spices, to keep the true Indian flavors alive. Each bite will remind you of the care and tradition passed down through generations.

Full of Bold Flavors

Indian pickles are known for their strong, exciting flavors. They are a mix of sweet, sour, tangy, and spicy that makes every meal better. Whether you’re having a simple meal of rice or a big feast, adding a spoonful of our pickle will bring a burst of taste to your plate.

Celebrate with Indian Flavors

Pickles are a must-have during Indian festivals and family gatherings. Be it Diwali, Holi, or weddings, no celebration is complete without achar. Our pickles bring the taste of Indian festivals and family togetherness to your home.

Natural and Healthy

We make our pickles with fresh ingredients and traditional spices, without any chemicals. Pickles are not only tasty but also good for your health, as they are rich in natural probiotics that help with digestion.

A Variety of Flavors from Across India
India has many different pickles from every region. Our selection includes:

🥭 Avakaya – A spicy and tangy mango pickle, famous in Andhra Pradesh.

🍋 Magaya – A dried mango pickle, mixed with traditional spices.

🍅 Tomato Pickle – A tangy pickle made from ripe tomatoes, great with any meal.

🌿 Gongura Pickle – A sour and spicy pickle made from Gongura leaves, loved in South India.

🌶️ Pachi Mirchi Pickle – A very spicy green chili pickle for those who like heat.

🌶️ Pandu Mirchi Pickle – A bold and spicy pickle made from red chilies.

🫚 Allam Pachadi – A sweet and spicy pickle made from ginger, with balanced flavors.

🌱 Kothi Meera Pachadi – A fresh-tasting pickle made from coriander leaves.

🍃🌶️ Gongura Pandu Mirchi – A mix of Gongura leaves and red chilies, sour and spicy.

A Jar of Memories

For many people, pickles bring back memories of home and family kitchens. Mothers and grandmothers used to make large batches for the whole family. With each jar, we share that same love and tradition, a special part of Indian life, delivered across London, UK.

FAQ’s - Buy Indian Homemade Pickles Online

1. How are pickles made?

Pickles are made by soaking fruits or vegetables in a brine solution, which is a mix of water, vinegar, salt, and spices. This soaking keeps the food fresh and adds flavor.

2. Are these homemade pickles healthy?

Pickles can be a healthy snack if you eat them in moderation. They are low in calories but can have a lot of salt. Fermented pickles also have probiotics, which are good for your stomach.

3. How long do pickles last?

Unopened pickles can last for a year or more if kept in the pantry. After opening, they should be stored in the fridge and can last for several months. Always check for spoilage before eating.

4. Are there vegan pickles?

Yes, most pickles are vegan because they are made from vegetables and spices. However, it’s a good idea to check the labels to make sure there are no animal products.

5. How should I store these homemade pickles?

Keep unopened pickles in a cool, dark place. Once you open them, store them in the fridge to keep them fresh. Make sure the lid is closed tightly.

6. Can I reuse pickle brine?

You can reuse pickle brine for another batch of pickles, but the flavor might be weaker. It’s better to use fresh brine for the best taste, especially if you’re pickling different vegetables.