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 ...

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.

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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.

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 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 ...

Trader Joe's is a goldmine for anyone who likes unique snacks, condiments, and ready-made foods. Their products are creative ...

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.

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