From a grandmother's kitchen in Koteshwara to homes across India
At our kitchen, every jar of pickle is crafted with love, using traditional recipes passed down through generations. We use carefully selected fresh ingredients, authentic spices, and time-tested methods to bring you the true taste of homemade pickles.
No shortcuts, no artificial flavors — just pure, bold flavors that remind you of home.
Every product we make is 100% vegetarian — a reflection of our family values and Karnataka's rich tradition of plant-based cooking. We never use artificial preservatives, colours, or flavour enhancers. What you taste is nature, tradition, and love.
"Each jar reflects our dedication to authenticity, quality, and the love of homemade cooking."
Three principles guide everything we do at Manjara Adugemane.
No artificial preservatives, colours, or flavour enhancers — ever. What you taste is exactly what nature gives us.
Our recipes come from handwritten notes and memories — not cookbooks or the internet. Perfected by generations of home cooks.
Every single product is 100% vegetarian — a core principle of our family and Karnataka's plant-based culinary tradition.
Our grandmother in Koteshwara, Karnataka began making pickles using ingredients grown in her own garden. Every summer, she would prepare large batches shared with family, neighbours, and friends.
For the first time, the exact proportions, spice blends, and drying times were documented — preserving the knowledge that could otherwise be lost.
Word of our pickles spread through family circles and WhatsApp groups. Friends and relatives encouraged us to share these flavours with a wider audience.
We officially named the brand after our grandmother's kitchen — Manjara Adugemane — and began delivering to homes across Karnataka and beyond.
Hundreds of happy families now enjoy our pickles regularly, and we continue to honour the same small-batch, handcrafted approach with the same love and care.
A dedicated family ensuring every jar carries the authentic taste of Manjara Adugemane.