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Ahmed Foods Mixed Pickle in Oil 1kg
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Posted 15 May 2024

Ahmed Foods Mixed Pickle in Oil 1kg

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Mixed Vegetable 60-65%, (Mango, Carrot, Lime, Chilli), Soyabean Oil, Salt, Water, Red Chilli, Acetic Acid (E-260), Fenugreek, Fennel, Aniseed, Cumin Seed, Turmeric, Onion Seed


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Ahmed Foods Mixed Pickle contains fresh fruits and vegetables, preserved in salt, mustard oil and vinegar with spices. The typical Bengali pickle tastes sour and hot/sweet. Ahmed Foods Pickles are best used as accompaniments to traditional main dishes such as Rice and Meat and Vegetables and also make tasty appetisers.

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  1. Edward_B's avatar
    Working my way through the different brands of Achar/Pickle [both mixed pickle and mango] in my local Indian supermarket and find Ahmed's has lots of oil and lots of red chilli. As a result it lacks the flavour of the other ingredients; likewise for Shazan's. I have found Shan's to be the best so far as it has a higher % of the vegetables/fruit with less oil, less chillis, and less salt.

    With those that have lots of oil, I decant some of this off and use it a chilli oil for cooking/dipping in other recipes.

    As for comparing Pataks with these, you are not really comparing the same thing. Pataks are more like chutneys [like a jam made with spices, sugar and vinegar], and so a bit sweet, whereas these are Achars that are a preserve that uses spices and oil with no sugar...both tasty, but both different!
    bargainzndealz's avatar
    I found pataks way too salty. Ahmed and Mitchell’s is good
  2. purplebottle's avatar
    pataks is better
    Skk1's avatar
    Lol, not a prayer compared to this.
  3. Harps_Reehal's avatar
    Ahmed pickle is the best authentic tasting pickle 😋
    damascus's avatar
    Far from it
  4. Justttice's avatar
    If you not had Mixed Pickle before, try is with hot Naan Bread. Very nice side to a hot Curry.
  5. ahotukdeal's avatar
    £1.80 if you're old on Tuesdays.
  6. Zikohh's avatar
    Pickled mango?
    Mentos's avatar
    Don’t knock it till you tried it, Mango achar with a Paratha is a wonderful combo. (Although never tried this brand).
  7. dark_shadow's avatar
    Eid has come early
    hiccup999's avatar
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    The best pickle mix ever. Nothing else compares (edited)
  8. mariola_staszewska's avatar
    What's the point to put pickle in oil?
    jazzballes's avatar
    This type of pickle (Achar) is made by preserving vegetables in oil and spices.
  9. simba2585's avatar
    I only pick out the carrots yum
  10. m40's avatar
    It's too oily you don't get taste of achar try Pachranga once you won't have Ahmed for free (edited)
    hiccup999's avatar
    Author
    Not tried this one
  11. 3gees's avatar
    Heat, thanks OP & others giving opinions on the thread.
    So much learning on different foods/culture, love it.
  12. Bargain.hunter.2's avatar
    This one is my favourite 😋 
  13. jazzballes's avatar
    Just be mindful that this is only available in specific areas and it won't show the availability until you have booked a slot. I wanted this pickle for some time and when I found it on Iceland a few days ago I decided to put a large order in, only to discover that half the items were unavailable when I booked a slot.
  14. Pete95's avatar
    Very nice, but weird container. It’s basically a sachet of pickle in a plastic jar. Would be much better if if just came in a glass jar. 
    Sherbat's avatar
    Probably plastic to keep costs down.
  15. v5535's avatar
    Pure taste of the subcontinent
  16. Faraz's avatar
    My Aunty is on her way.
  17. Taylor1205's avatar
    You've got to pickle a pocket or two...
  18. redduck's avatar
    I've had this before. I had to throw half of it away after battling my way through the first half. It tasted very salty, even though salt was way down the ingredients list
  19. SJ01's avatar
    Not hot, it's rather sweet actually.
  20. iiibdiii's avatar
    £4.75 in my local Bangladeshi shop no chance any Iceland will have it in my city
    hiccup999's avatar
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    Yeah it costs between 3 and 4... in some of our local asian shops
  21. mysmugcat's avatar
    Interested
  22. dealsmate's avatar
    Is this brand too spicy or can anyone recommend a brand that is a mild one.
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