Two roasted dry chutneys with distinct everyday personalities: familiar peanut-garlic comfort and deep flaxseed character.
What makes a Maharashtrian dry chutney?
A dry chutney is a concentrated side made from roasted ingredients, spices and salt. Unlike a wet chutney, it is served as a coarse sprinkle or spoonful beside food. Texture matters: the ingredients should remain recognisable enough to deliver aroma, bite and a satisfying roasted finish.
Shengdana Chutney
Shengdana chutney combines roasted peanuts, garlic, red chilli, cumin and salt. Its nutty, smoky and garlicky profile is a dependable match for bhakri, varan-bhat, poha and curd. It is the most familiar starting point for many Maharashtrian homes.
Jawas Chutney
Jawas chutney is built around roasted flaxseed with garlic, chilli, cumin and salt. The flavour is deeper and more seed-led than peanut chutney. It works especially well with poli, rice, dalia, curd and warm grain bowls.
Choose by taste, not hype
Choose Shengdana when you want classic peanut-garlic comfort. Choose Jawas when you prefer a deeper, earthy roasted-seed taste. Always check the ingredient and allergen information on the final pouch and store the product sealed in a cool, dry place.