




Made from ker (wild desert berry) and sangri (dried bean pods of the Khejri tree) — two ingredients found only in Rajasthan's Thar Desert
Ker is soaked and dried to soften its natural tartness; sangri is boiled and dried before pickling — both traditional preparation methods
Slow-cured in cold-pressed mustard oil with whole spices, dry mango powder, and red chilli
An ancient recipe — this pickle was born during famine, when desert communities preserved what grew wild and learned to make it extraordinary
Vegan, no onion or garlic — traditionally served at Rajasthani weddings and festive thalis
No artificial preservatives — just the mustard oil, spice, salt, and time that have always been enough
Serve at room temperature — the oil loosens and the flavour is fuller when it's not cold. Use a dry spoon every single time. Keeps well for several months if stored properly in a cool, dry place.
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Made from ker (wild desert berry) and sangri (dried bean pods of the Khejri tree) — two ingredients found only in Rajasthan's Thar Desert
Ker is soaked and dried to soften its natural tartness; sangri is boiled and dried before pickling — both traditional preparation methods
Slow-cured in cold-pressed mustard oil with whole spices, dry mango powder, and red chilli
An ancient recipe — this pickle was born during famine, when desert communities preserved what grew wild and learned to make it extraordinary
Vegan, no onion or garlic — traditionally served at Rajasthani weddings and festive thalis
No artificial preservatives — just the mustard oil, spice, salt, and time that have always been enough
Serve at room temperature — the oil loosens and the flavour is fuller when it's not cold. Use a dry spoon every single time. Keeps well for several months if stored properly in a cool, dry place.
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