Description

Fyonli Lemon Khatta Meetha Pickle is a sweet-and-sour lemon achar made with 62% Kagzi lemon, desi khand (unrefined cane sugar) and whole spices, with no added colour, flavour or preservative.

Khatta meetha nimbu achar sits between a lime pickle and a murabba: sharp from the lemon, softened by sugar, warmed by garam masala. This jar uses Kagzi lemon at 62% and unrefined cane sugar rather than white sugar.

What Is Lemon Khatta Meetha Pickle?

Khatta meetha means sour-and-sweet. The pickle is built on Kagzi (thin-skinned) lemon cured with salt, then balanced with desi khand and spiced with fenugreek, garam masala, red chilli, coriander, fennel and carom seeds, as listed on the label.

Why This Pickle Stands Out

  • 62% Kagzi lemon as the main ingredient.
  • Desi khand (unrefined cane sugar) for sweetness.
  • Whole-spice masala — fenugreek, garam masala, red chilli, coriander, fennel, carom seeds.
  • No added colour, flavour or preservative, per the label.
  • Cut, salted, sun-rested in small lots and packed by hand.

Lemon Khatta Meetha Pickle vs Typical Sweet Lemon Pickle

What you are buyingTypical Sweet Lemon PickleFyonli Lemon Khatta Meetha Pickle
SweetenerRefined sugar is commonDesi khand (unrefined cane sugar)
Lemon contentOften unstated62% Kagzi lemon
Colour, flavour, preservativeFrequently addedNone added, per the label
BatchFactory scaleSmall batch, hand-packed

Lemon Khatta Meetha Pickle Nutrition (per 100 g)

NutrientPer 100 g
Energy129 kcal
Protein1.8 g
Carbohydrate30.1 g
Total sugars23.4 g
Total fat1.2 g
Saturated fat0.1 g
Trans fat0 g
Sodium3657 mg

Values are from the pack label, per 100 g. This is a sweet and salty relish, eaten by the teaspoon.

Ingredients & Allergens

Ingredients: Kagzi lemon (62%), desi khand (unrefined cane sugar), salt, fenugreek seeds, garam masala, red chilli, coriander, fennel (saunf), carom seeds (ajwain).

Allergens: No major allergen is declared on the label. Packed by M/s Fyonli Organics, H. No. 195, Bewal (30), Mahendragarh, Haryana – 123021 (FSSAI Reg. No. 20826012000056).

How Do You Eat Lemon Khatta Meetha Pickle?

Serve 1 teaspoon with meals and use a clean, dry spoon.

  1. Take 1 teaspoon with a clean, dry spoon.
  2. Serve beside dal-chawal, parathas or khichdi.
  3. Close the lid tightly after use.
  4. Store in a cool, dry place.

Serving Ideas

  • Plain parathas or thepla for a sweet-and-sour bite.
  • Curd rice with a spoon on the side.
  • Packed in a lunchbox with roti and sabzi.
  • Stirred into a little curd as a quick chutney.

How Is It Made?

The label describes the method: cut, salted and sun-rested in small lots, then packed by hand. It is packed by M/s Fyonli Organics in Mahendragarh, Haryana.

Storage & Shelf Life

Store in a cool, dry place, use a clean dry spoon and keep the lid closed. Best before 9 months from packing, per the jar label.

Who Is Lemon Khatta Meetha Pickle For?

  • Sweet-and-sour fans who find lime pickle too sharp.
  • Lunchbox packers who need an easy side.
  • Gifters building a pickle hamper.

Not the right choice if you want a hot, oily pickle. This one leans sweet.

Lemon Khatta Meetha Pickle FAQs

What does Khatta Meetha mean?

It means sour and sweet. The pickle balances Kagzi lemon with desi khand.

What is desi khand?

Desi khand is unrefined cane sugar, used here instead of white sugar.

Does it contain preservatives?

The label states no added colour, flavour or preservative.

How long does it last?

The jar label says best before 9 months from packing. Store in a cool, dry place and use a clean dry spoon.

Is it spicy?

It has red chilli and garam masala but leans sweet and sour rather than hot.

What does delivery cost for Lemon Khatta Meetha Pickle?

Orders of ₹499 or more ship free across India. Below ₹499, standard delivery is ₹79. Add a second item if your order is below ₹499.

Pair it with a bowl of Rudraprayag Mix Rajma or browse the full shop.

Pair it with a bowl of Rudraprayag Mix Rajma or browse the full shop.

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