Coriander Mint Chutney
Bright, herby and instantly refreshing — ground same-day with a whisper of lime.
Stone-ground chutneys made to order in small batches. Real regional recipes, ingredients you'd recognise from your grandmother's kitchen, and nothing else.

Nine regional recipes, stone-ground in small batches and made to order. Here are four to begin your jar collection.
Bright, herby and instantly refreshing — ground same-day with a whisper of lime.
Thick, dark, deeply sweet-tangy — the one that makes everything taste like a celebration.
Cool, coastal, fresh-scraped — South Indian breakfast in a spoon, tempered with curry leaves.
The loudest jar on the table — and the first empty. Stone-ground Kashmiri chillies and garlic.
Farm Puro started with a simple frustration: every jar on the supermarket shelf had something in it that didn't belong. Preservatives, stabilisers, mystery oils — chutney that lasted a year but tasted of nothing in particular. So we went back to the way it was always made: stone-ground, sun-dried, small-batch.
Each of our nine recipes traces back to a specific regional tradition — Maharashtrian thecha, coastal coconut, Pune-style garlic. We make them this week, not months ago, and print the batch date on every lid because we're proud of it. Open a jar and smell your mother's kitchen.
Read our full journey →No shortcuts, no synthetics, no compromises. Just the way it was made before factories decided otherwise.
No preservatives. No artificial colours. No shortcuts. Every jar contains ingredients you'd recognise from your grandmother's kitchen — and nothing else. Shelf life is 30 days, refrigerated. That's not a flaw, it's the point.
Each chutney traces back to a specific tradition — Maharashtrian thecha, coastal coconut, Pune-style garlic, Andhra curry leaf. Geography is flavour. We name our recipes by origin, and tell you exactly where they came from on every label.
Freshness is a verb, not a label. Farm Puro batches are made to order and cold-filled into amber glass within hours of cooking. You'll see the batch date printed on every lid — because we're proud of how recent it is.
A small selection of 2,400+ reviews from kitchens we'll never visit.
"This is the first store-bought chutney my mother has approved of. She tasted the tamarind date and said only one word — bilkul. That's the highest praise in our house."
"I love that the batch date is right there on the lid. Two weeks old when it arrived. The coconut chutney tastes like my grandmother's — same tadka, same coastal sweetness. Worth every rupee."
"The garlic red is dangerous. I've stopped keeping it in the house because I'll eat it with a spoon, no bread, no roti, no shame. The thecha is the real find though — pounded, not ground, exactly right."
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