Ahmed Mixed Pickle – 12x330g

Description

Ahmed Mixed Pickle: A Tangy Medley of Vegetables and Fruit Steeped in Spiced Oil

Mixed pickle, known across South Asia as achar, brings together mango, carrot, lime and green chilli in a salty, spice-laden oil base. This listing is 12 x 330g, which means a case of twelve 330g jars, a retail shelf size rather than the larger 1kg catering jar. Each jar carries the Hyderabadi style that Ahmed is known for and is ready to spoon straight onto the plate.

Key Features

• Four vegetables and fruit in one jar, led by mango, carrot, lime and green chilli.
• Preserved in canola oil with salt and a warm spice blend of fenugreek, fennel, aniseed, cumin, turmeric and onion seed.
• Case of twelve 330g jars, a handy retail size for shop shelves and smaller households.
• Bold, tangy and salty flavour that suits South Asian menus and home cooking.
• Made in Pakistan by Ahmed Foods, a name trusted for pickles since 1952.

Serving Ideas 

Serve a small spoonful alongside rice and dhal, tuck it into a paratha or roti wrap, or use it to sharpen a plain curry or grilled meat.

Storage 

Keep in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Once opened, refrigerate and use a clean, dry spoon so the oil layer stays intact.

FAQs

1. Is this the large catering jar? 

No, this is a case of twelve smaller 330g retail jars rather than the 1kg catering size.

2. What does it taste like? 

Salty, tangy and warmly spiced, with soft pieces of vegetable and fruit in a spiced oil.

3. Is it ready to eat? 

Yes, it is a preserved pickle that can be served straight from the jar.

4. Who makes it? 

Ahmed Foods of Karachi, Pakistan, a pickle and dessert mix producer established in 1952.

Ahmed Foods was founded in Karachi, Pakistan, in 1952 and built its reputation on pickles and dessert mixes sold across South Asia and among diaspora communities worldwide. The company produces a wide range of oil pickles in the Hyderabadi tradition, and its jars are a familiar sight in South Asian grocers throughout the UK.