The garlic achaar — Brooklyn Delhi’s most popular product, and its most expensive to make — wasn’t a contender, but “they were interested in our curry ketchup and our korma,” says Agrawal.

Brooklyn Delhi’s achaar is priced at $12 a jar, while Trader Joe’s product is $2.69. When it comes to accusations of appropriating traditional foods, Trader Joe’s has a history.

Brooklyn Delhi’s Chitra Agrawal grew up eating tons of achaar — intensely flavored Indian pickles. Years later, as an adult, Agrawal brought jars of homemade achaar made by her aunts and ...

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To modernize the cuisine, Brooklyn Delhi is all plant-based, created with better-for-you recipes. The mango chutney, for example, has 60% less sugar than traditional versions, and the achaar 75% ...

Brooklyn Delhi’s achaar is priced at $12 a jar, while Trader Joe’s product is $2.69. When it comes to accusations of appropriating traditional foods, Trader Joe’s has a history.

Brooklyn Delhi founder Chitra Agrawal had the winning pitch Wednesday night, snagging the $5,000 prize and the respect of some of Brooklyn’s top investors and executives. “Since Indian flavors are ...

Brooklyn Delhi sells jarred achaar, chutney, simmer sauces, hot sauce and more. TODAY “Everything that I really learned how to make, I learned from different family members.