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Wekins Homemade: The Story Behind Our Pickles

byWekins HomemadeShips across India; Pick up available at Ashok Vihar, New DelhiStarts from169 per 250g JarView full gallery

At Wekins, every jar tells a story. From our home kitchen in Delhi to yours, discover how we keep traditional, preservative-free pickling alive.

It all started years ago when my mother, Meera Ji, packed a jar of Lal Bharwa Mirch achaar for her son who was moving abroad. It wasn't just food; it was her way of sending a piece of home with him.

Even miles away, the taste of that achaar was a constant reminder of home. When he returned, the first thing he asked for was 'Ma, woh Bharwa Mirch Achaar nikalo.' That taste of home was still the same.

That same love is what we bottle at Wekins. Our Lal Bharwa Mirch Achaar is made for the bonds that never fade, a taste that connects you to your roots and the people you love.

For 25 years, my mother, Rashmi Anand, perfected her pickle-making skills. Then, she felt the urge to start something of her own, beginning with small batches made with love in her kitchen.

As her son, I was exploring the world of business and saw a bigger vision for what she was creating. I decided to help her turn her passion into a brand that everyone could enjoy.

Together, as a mother-son duo, we turned that little spark into a growing brand. We got certified, built processes, and scaled our home kitchen step by step, without losing the personal touch.

From a simple kitchen recipe to a household name, our journey is just getting started. We are proud to share the authentic taste of our family's traditions with you.

Times change, and so do the jars. But the love and taste inside remain the same. From the old mitti ki barni of 1995 to our modern jars, the dadi ka pyaar is something we'll always preserve.

Every jar we pack is filled with more than just pickles. It's packed with mom's love, a flavor that makes everything feel better and brings warmth to your plate.

About Our Story: From Our Kitchen to Yours

We don't operate out of a factory. Everything happens in our home kitchen in Ashok Vihar, where the process is dictated by the sun and the season, not by mass-production timelines. When you open a jar, you aren't getting something processed; you are getting vegetables hand-cut by my mother, Rashmi, and spices that were roasted and ground in small, controlled batches. This is why our pickles might look slightly different from one season to the next—nature doesn't produce identical crops, and we don't use chemicals to force uniformity.

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