Mango (Ramkela Aam)
Fennel seeds (Sauf)
Mustard oil (Sarso ka tel)
Fenugreek seeds (Methi dana)
Yellow mustard (Pila sarso)
Red chilli powder (Lal mirch powder)
Kalonji (Nigella seeds)
Asafoetida (Hing)
Chilli flakes (Mirch ke tukde)
Turmeric (Haldi)
To ensure that the Punjabi Mango Pickle stays fresh for as long as possible, store it in a cool and dry place, and don't forget to refrigerate it. Oh, and one more tip - always use dry spoons while serving. Trust me, it makes a difference!
Best before: 12 months from the date of packaging



Sour and slightly spicy with a slight taste of hing
Farmdidi Punjabi Mango Pickle (Punjabi Aam ka Achar) is made with the traditional 'Ramkela' variety of mango, known for its exceptional flavor in North Indian pickles.
Large pieces of raw Ramkela mango are mixed with roasted spices such as kalonji (nigella seeds), methi dana (fenugreek seeds), saunf (fennel seeds), chili flakes, and hing (asafoetida). These are combined with pre-heated, wood-pressed mustard oil.
The mixture is then sun-dried in sterilized Barnis (ceramic jars), allowing slow, controlled maturation that enriches the flavors, resulting in an authentic, homemade Punjabi mango pickle taste. The unmistakable aroma of this pickle speaks to its authenticity.
Also, don’t miss trying our traditional mango pickle made with sunflower oil.

- Buy 2 Pickles and get a Free Gifts
- Buy any 4 jars at ₹999
- Buy 6 jars at ₹1499 + Free Gifts
- Extra 5% OFF on prepaid orders
- Free shipping on orders over ₹499
Mango (Ramkela Aam)
Fennel seeds (Sauf)
Mustard oil (Sarso ka tel)
Fenugreek seeds (Methi dana)
Yellow mustard (Pila sarso)
Red chilli powder (Lal mirch powder)
Kalonji (Nigella seeds)
Asafoetida (Hing)
Chilli flakes (Mirch ke tukde)
Turmeric (Haldi)
To ensure that the Punjabi Mango Pickle stays fresh for as long as possible, store it in a cool and dry place, and don't forget to refrigerate it. Oh, and one more tip - always use dry spoons while serving. Trust me, it makes a difference!
Best before: 12 months from the date of packaging



Sour and slightly spicy with a slight taste of hing
Farmdidi Punjabi Mango Pickle (Punjabi Aam ka Achar) is made with the traditional 'Ramkela' variety of mango, known for its exceptional flavor in North Indian pickles.
Large pieces of raw Ramkela mango are mixed with roasted spices such as kalonji (nigella seeds), methi dana (fenugreek seeds), saunf (fennel seeds), chili flakes, and hing (asafoetida). These are combined with pre-heated, wood-pressed mustard oil.
The mixture is then sun-dried in sterilized Barnis (ceramic jars), allowing slow, controlled maturation that enriches the flavors, resulting in an authentic, homemade Punjabi mango pickle taste. The unmistakable aroma of this pickle speaks to its authenticity.
Also, don’t miss trying our traditional mango pickle made with sunflower oil.

- Buy 2 Pickles and get a Free Gifts
- Buy any 4 jars at ₹999
- Buy 6 jars at ₹1499 + Free Gifts
- Extra 5% OFF on prepaid orders
- Free shipping on orders over ₹499
What Other Mango Pickles we Have
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Punjabi Mango Pickle | North Indian Mango Pickle | Homemade Mango Pickle | Aam ka Achar | Avakaya Pickle | Avakai Pickle | Mango Chunda Chutney | Aam ka Chunda | Sweet Mango Pickle | Mango Sweet Achar | |
Taste | Sour & medium spicy | Sour & medium spicy | Most spicy | Tangy & sweet | Sweet |
Oil | Mustard | Sunflower | Groundnut oil | No | No |
Key Ingredients | Fennel seeds, Nigella seeds, Asafoetida | Yellow mustard seeds, Fenugreek seeds | Raw mango, Mustard powder, Guntur red chilli | Sugar, Cumin powder, Asafoetida | Jaggery |
Jain Friendly | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | Yes |
Recipe Origin | North India | Maharashtra, Karnataka | Andhra Pradesh | Gujarat | Gujarat |
Steps we take to make Punjabi Mango Pickle




Frequently asked questions
- Free shipping on online orders above the price of Rs. 499 - This mango pickle (Aam ka achar) is available in 325g and 1Kg - The mango pickle is best when consumed within 6 months of opening the jar or 12 months from packaging whichever is earlier.