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Goa Brinjal Kasundi Hot (410g)

$20

43 in stock

Care instructions:

Do NOT Refrigerate EVER. Serve with a clean dry spoon and store in the pantry after opening.

This pickle will remain in perfect condition as long as you ensure there is no contamination from food or water particles.

Never return any unfinished portions to the jar or use a serving utensil used for anything else.

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43 in stock

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Description

Nutrition Information

Servings per package:

41

Serving size:

10
g

Average Qty
per Serving

Average Qty per 100g

Energy

79 kJ
785 kJ

Protein

0.2 g
2.3 g

Fat, total

0.9 g
8.8 g

-saturated

0.1 g
1.3 g

Carbohydrate

2.3 g
23.2 g

-sugars

2 g
19.8 g

Sodium

45 mg
448 mg

Ingredients

Eggplant (44%), Caster Sugar, Apple Cider Vinegar, Olive Oil, Water, Chilli Powder, Tamarind, Garlic Powder, Fresh Ginger, Turmeric, Fenugreek Seed, Black Mustard Seed, Cumin Seed, Sea Salt, Curry Leaves

Additional information

Weight 0.76 kg
Dimensions 10.5 × 9 × 14 cm
Heat

Size

14.5oz, 410g

Barcode

"0799632178422"

Australian % Ingredients

82

4 reviews for Goa Brinjal Kasundi Hot (410g)

  1. Jeannie (verified owner)

    This instantly became my favourite pickle. Absolutely delicious.

  2. Greg (verified owner)

    Dense, dark and full of spicy flavour. This pickle is ideal with coconut or tomato based curries, or even spread on 2 slices of sourdough with pastrami or corned beef. Yum.

  3. Wayne (verified owner)

    Great taste

  4. Geoff Parkinson (verified owner)

    Dense, dark, brooding and totally delicious. And a very good excuse to have an ice cold beer on hand.

    • Flavour & Spice (store manager)

      LOL, awesome feedback and have to agree on the accompaniment of beer.

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