Mango pickle (aam ka achar) is a vibrant, tangy, spicy condiment from the Indian Subcontinent, made from unripe green or ripe mangoes preserved with salth, oil ( Often mustard oi...
Read MoreMango pickle (aam ka achar) is a vibrant, tangy, spicy condiment from the Indian Subcontinent, made from unripe green or ripe mangoes preserved with salth, oil ( Often mustard oi...
Read More| Country of origin | India |
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| Net Quantity | 1 count |
| Manufacturer or packer name | APMEPMA-NELLORE |
Mango pickle (aam ka achar) is a vibrant, tangy, spicy condiment from the Indian Subcontinent, made from unripe green or ripe mangoes preserved with salth, oil ( Often mustard oil), and a rich blend of spices like mustard seeds, chili, fenugreek and tumeric,offering a flavor explosion that's a staple with Indian meals, adding zing to everything from dal-rice to parathas. It's known for its contrasting sweet, sour, and spicy notes, with regional variations, and serves as a flavorful side that enhances any dish, with a history rooted in fruit preservation.
| Country of origin | India |
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| Net Quantity | 1 count |
| Additive info | Natural Additives (Preservatives) Traditional and homemade mango pickles primarily use natural ingredients that double as preservatives: Salt: The primary natural preservative, salt draws out moisture from the mango pieces via osmosis, creating an environment where spoilage-causing microorganisms cannot thrive. Edible Oil: Oils (commonly mustard, sesame, or groundnut oil) act as a barrier to the air, preventing oxidation and spoilage. They also have natural antimicrobial properties. Spices: Various spices like turmeric, fenugreek, mustard seeds, and asafoetida are integral to preservation. Their essential oils and compounds (e.g., curcumin in turmeric) have antimicrobial effects. Acids (Vinegar or Citrus Juice): The natural acidity of the raw mangoes themselves, or the addition of vinegar (acetic acid) or lemon juice, helps lower the pH of the pickle, inhibiting bacterial growth. |
| Package Dimension | 10L x 10W x 10H cm |
| Food type | veg |
| Manufacturer or packer name | APMEPMA-NELLORE |
| Manufacturer or packer address | KAVALI CRC BULDING |
| Nutritional information | Mango pickle nutrition per 100g varies, but generally provides around 140-190 calories, significant fat (10-18g) and carbohydrates (8-20g), with small amounts of protein (1-3g), while being very high in sodium, plus some fiber, vitamins, and minerals, but often high in sugar and oil depending on the recipe. |
| contact details consumer care | APMEPMA-NELLORE, [email protected] |