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Authentic Rajasthani Pickles, Made in Kachi Ghani Mustard Oil


Achaar is the heart of every Rajasthani thali. At Rajasthan Healthy Food, we make traditional Indian pickles the way they have always been made in village kitchens – in small batches, with traditional spices and pure Kachi Ghani mustard oil, and without added preservatives.


Whether you are looking for a classic mango pickle, a regional speciality like lasoda (gunda) achaar, or an oil-free khatta meetha nimbu, you can buy authentic Rajasthani pickles online here and get them delivered across India.


Our Achaar Range



Why Choose Our Pickles


  • Kachi Ghani mustard oil: cold-pressed mustard oil gives achaar its sharp, authentic flavour.

  • No added preservatives: just salt, spices and oil, the traditional way.

  • Small-batch, Rajasthani recipes: made the way they are made at home in Rajasthan.

  • Oil-free options: Khatta Meetha Lemon Pickle and Amla Murabba for lighter eating.

  • FSSAI licensed: Lic. No. 12224038000012.


How to Enjoy Rajasthani Achaar


Pair mango or mixed vegetable pickle with parathas and curd, garlic or green chilli pickle with dal-baati or khichdi, and haldi or lasoda achaar with bajra roti in winter. A spoon of amla murabba makes a sweet finish to any meal.


Want to know what makes the oil so important? Read Kachi Ghani Mustard Oil: Why the Oil in Your Achaar Matters, or explore Achaar, The Rajasthani Way on our blog.


Pickle FAQs


Our oil-based pickles are made in Kachi Ghani (cold-pressed) mustard oil, the traditional oil for North Indian achaar. The Khatta Meetha Lemon Pickle and Amla Murabba are oil-free.

No. Our achaars are made in small batches without added preservatives, using salt, spices and mustard oil the traditional way.

All our pickles come in 250g and 500g jars, starting from ₹199.

Yes, you can order our pickles online and we ship across India. See our Shipping & Returns page for delivery timelines.

Always use a clean, dry spoon and keep the jar tightly closed in a cool, dry place. For oil pickles, keeping the pieces covered with oil helps them stay fresh.

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