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FarmDidi Amla Achar 325g in Fresh | Homemade Awle ka Achaar without Onion & Garlic | Seedless Indian Gooseberry Pickle | Less Oil, Preservative-Free | Tangy Amle ka Achar | Traditional Awla Pickle






Price: ₹400 - ₹299.00
(as of Oct 30, 2025 12:58:33 UTC – Details)
Product Description







FLAVORFUL NOSTALGIA: Rediscover the sharp, tangy taste of homemade amla achar, made using traditional methods that preserve both the flavor and the memories of your childhood meals.
EMPOWERMENT IN EVERY BITE: Every jar is handmade by rural women as part of FarmDidi’s mission to empower at least 1 million women through sustainable, homegrown food.
PURELY NATURAL: Made without onion, garlic, or artificial preservatives. Just seedless amla, mustard oil, and desi spices, prepared the way it’s always been in Indian homes.
LEGACY OF TASTE: Inspired by dadi-nani recipes from across India, this tangy amla achar delivers a deep, soulful flavor that matures beautifully over time.
NATURE’S GOODNESS: Amla is known for its high Vitamin C content, immunity-boosting properties, and digestive benefits — making this not just tasty, but nourishing.
EXTENDED DELIGHT: With a shelf life of 9–12 months, this pickle stays fresh and flavorful. Store in a cool, dry place or refrigerate after opening for best results.
A CULINARY ADVENTURE: Best enjoyed with parathas, khichdi, poha, or curd rice — this awla ka achaar is a great way to add zing and nutrition to your daily meals.
Customers say
Customers appreciate the pickle’s health benefits and freshness, noting it’s made without onion or garlic and contains Indian gooseberries. Moreover, the product receives positive feedback for its texture, with one customer highlighting its crunchy amla pieces, and its reduced oil content. However, the taste and quality receive mixed reviews, with some finding it flavorful while others describe it as awful, and some praising its quality while others consider it the worst product. Additionally, several customers feel it’s not worth the price.
