Goan Cuisine Chutney Trio with mango, tamarind and mango lime chutneys, samosas and roast chicken on a brass tray
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Any 3 jars, save over 10%

Pick any three Goan Cuisine chutneys: Mango, Tamarind or Mango Lime. $40 for three.

Any 3 jars for $40 — Mango, Tamarind, Mango Lime.

Goan Cuisine Chutney Trio set of three jars
Goan Cuisine Chutney Trio bundle — mango, tamarind and mango lime chutneys in brass bowls on banana leaf lifestyle photo

Caringbah, NSW · Est. 1994Three chutneys, one brass tray

Goan Cuisine

Goan flavour, made in Australia since 1994.

Goan Cuisine is an Australian, family-owned range of Goan-style Indian chutneys, made in Caringbah in southern Sydney by Random Harvest Gourmet since 1994.

The recipes come from Goa, on India's Portuguese-settled west coast, where almost 500 years ago traders made the region a spice hub — the fiery local food mellowed for gentler palates and continental cooking gained a whole new bouquet of spice in return. Goan Cuisine cooks that story into every jar from Australian produce and long-held family recipes.

Start with the sweet Mango Chutney for roast chicken and cheese boards (mild, Hub Heat 2/11), the tangy Mango Lime Chutney for roast lamb and skewers (mild, Hub Heat 2/11), or the sweet-sour Tamarind Chutney with a proper chilli kick for samosas and barbecued meats (medium, Hub Heat 5/11). Can't pick? The Chutney Trio lets you choose any three jars for $40 and save over 10%.

The whole range is listed by the brand as gluten free, and the chutneys suit vegan and vegetarian eating. Flat $10 shipping Australia-wide.

Rub it down, sauce it up.

Goan Cuisine FAQs

Where is Goan Cuisine from?
Goan Cuisine is an Australian, family-owned range made by Random Harvest Gourmet in Caringbah, southern Sydney, since 1994. The recipes draw on the cooking of Goa, on India's Portuguese-settled west coast.
Which Goan Cuisine chutney should I try first?
Start with the Mango Chutney, a sweet all-rounder for roast chicken, cheese boards and curry. If you can't decide, the Chutney Trio lets you pick any three jars for $40.
How hot are Goan Cuisine chutneys?
Mostly mild. On our Hub Heat scale, Mango Chutney and Mango Lime Chutney sit at 2 out of 11, and Tamarind Chutney is the hottest at 5 out of 11.
Are Goan Cuisine chutneys gluten free and vegan?
Yes. The brand lists the Goan Cuisine range as gluten free, and the chutneys suit vegan and vegetarian eating. Always check the physical label.
What do you serve Goan Cuisine chutneys with?
Curry and rice, samosas and poppadoms, roast chicken and lamb, barbecued meats, cheese boards and sandwiches. Tamarind is the classic samosa dip; Mango Lime is great with roast lamb.
Can I buy Goan Cuisine chutneys online in Australia?
Yes. Goan Cuisine Mango, Tamarind and Mango Lime Chutney, plus the pick-any-3 Chutney Trio, are on The Rub Hub with flat $10 shipping Australia-wide.

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