Chutney is fruit or vegetables cooked down slowly with vinegar, sugar and spice into a thick, spoonable condiment. This shelf carries Indian, Sri Lankan, Queensland and English styles from Mudgeeraba Spices, Goan Cuisine, Tracklements and Mitch's Preserves, mostly mild to medium heat. Flat $10 shipping Australia-wide.
Which chutney should I buy?
| Product | Maker | Style / heat | Best on |
| Traditional Queensland Mango Chutney | Mudgeeraba Spices | Mango and ginger / mild (2/11) | Cheese, cold meats, curry |
| Sri Lanka Lime Chutney | Mudgeeraba Spices | Sour whole lime / medium (5/11) | Curry, grilled fish, rice |
| Queensland Rosella Chutney | Mudgeeraba Spices | Tart rosella / mild (2/11) | Cheese platters, bacon and egg rolls |
| South Indian Tomato Chutney | Mudgeeraba Spices | Savoury-sweet tomato / mild (2/11) | Dosa, curry, paneer |
| Sri Lanka Pineapple Chutney | Mudgeeraba Spices | Pineapple and ginger / medium (5/11) | Ham, grilled meats |
| Tamarind Chutney | Goan Cuisine | Sweet-sour tamarind / medium (5/11) | Samosas, lamb, BBQ meats |
| Mango Chutney | Goan Cuisine | Sweet mango and ginger / mild (2/11) | Roast chicken, ham, curry |
| Mango Lime Chutney | Goan Cuisine | Sweet and tangy / mild (2/11) | Roast lamb, corned beef |
| Chunky Tomato Chutney | Tracklements | English tomato / mild (2/11) | Cheese boards, toasties, burgers |
| Mango & Chilli Chutney | Tracklements | Mango, cumin and chilli / medium (4/11) | Curry, poppadoms, roast chicken |
| Tomato Chutney | Mitch's Preserves | Tomato, apple and sultana / Cool As (0/11) | Cold meats, ploughman's |
| Beetroot & Orange Chutney | Mitch's Preserves | Spiced beetroot / Cool As (0/11) | Burgers, lamb |
How to use chutney
- Serve it cold beside curry, dal and poppadoms.
- Put a spoonful on a cheese board or ploughman's plate; sharp cheddar and tomato chutney are an old pairing.
- Brush a fruit chutney over ham, pork or lamb in the last 15 to 20 minutes of roasting as a glaze. Mudgeeraba's Sri Lanka Pineapple suits a Christmas ham.
- Spread it in toasties, burgers and cold-meat sandwiches.
- Every product page shows its Hub Heat rating out of 11.
Chutney vs relish
The two overlap. Chutney is usually cooked longer into a jammy, spoonable texture, often with fruit and warm spices. Relish tends to be chunkier and tangier, built for burgers and snags.
Is chutney gluten free?
Every chutney on this shelf is tagged gluten free in our product data, and the Mudgeeraba Spices and Goan Cuisine jars are tagged vegan. Some contain mustard or almond. Check the ingredient list on each product page; recipes can change.
Find more jars in relish, jam, mango and Indian, or go straight to Mudgeeraba Spices and Goan Cuisine.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I buy chutney in Australia?
The Rub Hub stocks mango, tomato, lime, tamarind and rosella chutneys from Mudgeeraba Spices, Goan Cuisine, Tracklements and Mitch's Preserves. We ship Australia-wide for a flat $10.
What is the difference between chutney and relish?
Chutney is usually cooked longer into a jammy, spoonable texture with fruit and warm spice. Relish is often chunkier and tangier, and is mostly used on burgers and snags.
What do you eat mango chutney with?
Mango chutney goes with curry and poppadoms, cheese boards, cold meats, roast chicken and glazed ham. It also makes a quick glaze for pork or lamb.
Is mango chutney spicy?
Most mango chutneys at The Rub Hub are mild (2/11) on the Hub Heat scale. Tracklements Mango & Chilli and Mudgeeraba Spices Sri Lanka Mango Chutney bring more heat at medium.
Are these chutneys gluten free?
Every chutney on The Rub Hub's chutney shelf is tagged gluten free in our product data. Check the ingredient list on each product page; recipes can change.