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Two Brothers Lemon Pickle
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USD 18.17
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- Brings the familiar tangy taste of traditional Indian lemon pickle.
- Adds a zesty flavour to everyday meals.
- Pairs well with rice, roti, parathas and other dishes.
- Offers a convenient way to enjoy a classic Indian pickle at home.
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Everything You Need to Know
Buy Indian Lemon Pickle Online – Tangy Nimbu Achar Shipped Abroad
A Classic Indian Lemon Pickle, Available Abroad
In many Indian homes, a jar of lemon pickle sits near the dining table, ready to add a bit of tang to any meal. It is a simple pleasure that is hard to find done right in stores abroad. Shop Indian Products brings this pickle to your door, so you can have a familiar taste at your table without waiting for a trip home.
What This Product Is
Lemon pickle, called "nimbu ka achar" in Hindi, is a preserved side dish made from lemons, salt and spices. The lemons are cut, mixed with the seasoning and left to mature, which gives them a strong, tangy flavour. People eat a small spoonful alongside their meal, not as a main dish. [Confirm the style from the pack, such as oil-based or brine-based, and whether it is sweet, spicy or sour.]
The Taste
A good lemon pickle is a mix of sour, salty and spiced notes. The lemon peel adds a slight bitterness that many people enjoy, while the spices give warmth. [Add the taste notes from the pack, such as hot, mild, tangy or sweet.] Each family and each brand has its own recipe, so the exact flavour can differ. Because the taste is strong, a small amount is usually enough to go with a meal.
How People Serve It
In Indian homes, pickle often sits on the side of the plate next to rice, dal, roti or paratha. A little goes a long way. Some people also add it to sandwiches, wraps or curd rice for extra tang. It travels well in a lunch box too. You can also keep a jar on the table to offer guests, since many people like to add their own bit to the plate.
Why Customers Abroad Order Indian Pickles
Many Indian families overseas miss the pickles of home. The taste brings back meals from their childhood. Local shops in other countries may not stock a good range of Indian pickles, or may charge much more for them. We bring a range of Indian food items into one place, so you can order what you like without long searches.
Allergy and Label Information
Please read the full label on your pack before you eat this product. Pickles often contain mustard, sesame, fenugreek, oil and other spices, and may be packed in a place that handles items such as nuts, milk or gluten. If you have a food allergy or you follow a special diet, check the allergen details on the pack. Pickles are also high in salt, so please read the label if you watch your salt intake. This product is a side dish and is meant to be eaten in small amounts. If you have a health condition, if you are pregnant, or if you are not sure, please talk to a doctor before you add new foods to your diet.
How to Enjoy
Open the jar with clean, dry hands. Use a clean, dry spoon to take out a small portion. Serve it on the side of your plate with your meal. Close the lid tightly right after use. Never use a wet spoon or dip your fingers into the jar, since water and dirt can spoil the pickle. Eat in small amounts, and follow any serving advice on the pack. Keep the jar away from young children.
Storage Instructions
Keep the jar in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat. Close the lid tightly after every use. Always use a clean, dry spoon. If the pack gives special advice, such as keeping the jar in the fridge after opening, follow it. Where the recipe uses oil, many people keep the lemon pieces covered by the oil. Do not leave the jar open, and do not store it near the stove.
Shelf Life
When your order arrives, look for the batch number and the "best before" or expiry date printed on the jar. Eat the pickle before that date. After opening, follow the advice on the pack for how long to keep it. If you see mould, notice an odd smell, or the pickle looks different from what you expect, do not eat it.
Brand Details
This product is sold under the brand name Two Brothers. [Add brand details from the jar or the brand's website, such as place of manufacture and what the brand makes.]
Handy Tips
Always use a dry spoon. Wipe the rim of the jar before you close it. Check the label when you buy a new jar, since recipes can change between batches. Keep the lid on tight, and place the jar away from heat and damp.
Why Shop with Shop Indian Products
Our goal is simple: to make Indian products available abroad. We choose items our customers ask for, pack them with care and keep the ordering process easy to follow. When you buy this pickle from us, you get a familiar Indian taste delivered to your home, with no need to search for it locally.
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