TAJ Mint Chutney | Fresh Mint Chutney | Pudina Chutney | (250g)

I love this mint chutney with lamb- especially for Easter!

I decided to try this mint chutney to accompany my meals and add a fresh twist to my dishes. The flavor is quite vibrant and has a nice balance of sweetness and spice, which makes it versatile. I enjoyed it on sandwiches and with grilled meats, adding a refreshing kick that lifted the meals. However, the texture is a bit watery for my taste, and it could use a little more thickness to stick better to food. Also, I found that the mint flavor can be a tad overpowering at times, which might not suit everyone's palate.Pros:- Vibrant, fresh mint flavor- Versatile use in various dishes- Great balance of sweetness and spiceCons:- Watery texture- Mint flavor can be overpowering

Ive tried a lot of mint chutney in my day, and this one was probably my least favorite of the bunch. It wasn't terrible, however it had a very unique flavor I am not accustomed to in eating Indian food.

Comes in glass jar and package was 1st class!! They really took the time to make sure it would arrive undamaged or broken. I highly recommend this seller and I will definitely be ordering from them again!!

I wasn't sure what to expect since I've never had chutney, but i was pleasantly surprised by the wholesome balanced flavor.You get one jarful of mint chutney inside a colorfully decorated packaging. It has a deep green color and a paste-like consistency, and it spreads and dips nicely without effort. It offers a milder mint flavor than I was expecting, alongside a savory tanginess and mild sweetness. It has an overall refreshing flavor that is only mildly bitter and goes very well with a lot of different proteins. It almost reminds me of a chimichurri.Very happy with this stuff overall. Maybe I'll try the fresh some in the future and try to see the difference!

I don't think there is any dill in this, but somehow it reminded me of a pickle like flavor. If you get enough of the green leafy material then it doesn't tase as dilly. There is a strong spice that comes through with this. I don't have a ton of experience with chutney's. I think I've had some that I prefer, but I can't say how authentic they were compared to this. I think it's pretty decent for being an easy to grab version. I don't taste a lot of mint in it. I don't know if I just need to stir it, but I think the green leafy material is mint so it's odd that flavor doesn't come through more. I would still love this on a samosa if I had one.

This mint chutney is not as vibrant and flavorful as a restaurant or home-made fresh mint chutney, but how could it be? I don't always have time to make fresh chutney, and fresh mint can be expensive in the winter, so I love having a jar of this chutney at hand. I really like its flavor, spiciness, and tang, and I think it's as good as can be for a jarred chutney. It's delicious with rice or naan and pairs well with grilled or roasted lamb and chicken dishes. It worked amazingly well for making minty sandwiches with leftover cold lamb slices, and we even enjoyed it as a topping for sunny-side-up eggs in the morning. This is a great condiment to have in your pantry.

Nothing like the restaurants. Somewhat disappointed in the taste.