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Druk Methi Pickle (in oil) is a traditional Nepali-style condiment made from sprouted fenugreek (methi) seeds blended with garlic, lime juice, chilli powder, salt, and mustard oil. Produced under the Druk brand by Bhutan Fruit Products Pvt. Ltd., this pickle delivers a bold and distinctive taste. Its slightly bitter, tangy, and spicy flavor profile makes it a unique addition to everyday meals, enhancing dishes with rich aroma and depth.
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Druk Methi Pickle (in oil) is a traditional Nepali-style condiment made from sprouted fenugreek (methi) seeds blended with garlic, lime juice, chilli powder, salt, and mustard oil. Produced under the Druk brand by Bhutan Fruit Products Pvt. Ltd., this pickle delivers a bold and distinctive taste. Its slightly bitter, tangy, and spicy flavor profile makes it a unique addition to everyday meals, enhancing dishes with rich aroma and depth.
Available in a 400g glass jar, Druk Methi Pickle is ideal for regular household use. It is distributed by Rijal Tashi Industries Pvt. Ltd. and is widely accessible in Kathmandu. Known for its authentic preparation and strong flavor, this pickle pairs perfectly with rice, dal, roti, or other traditional foods, adding a flavorful kick to every bite.
- Product Name: Druk Methi Pickle (in oil)
- Brand: Druk
- Manufacturer: Bhutan Fruit Products Pvt. Ltd.
- Distributor: Rijal Tashi Industries Pvt. Ltd.
- Net Weight: 400g
- Ingredients: Sprouted methi (fenugreek), garlic, lime juice, chilli powder, salt, mustard oil, acetic acid
- Flavor Profile: Bitter, tangy, spicy
- Form: Oil-based pickle
- Packaging: Glass jar
- Availability: Kathmandu, Nepal
1* Druk Methi Pickle (in oil) 450gm|
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It is commonly served as a side dish with rice, dal, roti, or other traditional meals.
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