
Ahmed - 1kg Amla in Sugar Syrup
Ahmed - 1kg Amla in Sugar Syrup brings one of South Asia's most treasured wild fruits to your table in its most accessible form — whole Indian gooseberries (Phyllanthus emblica) slowly preserved in a pure sugar syrup that balances their naturally sharp, astringent bite with gentle sweetness. Packed by Ahmed Foods in Karachi, a name that has stood behind Pakistani pantry staples since 1952, this jar captures the characteristic tangy-sweet complexity of amla that no other fruit quite replicates.
- Whole amla fruit preserved in sugar syrup
- 48g amla per 100g preserve
- No artificial colours or flavours
- Product of Pakistan
The fruit retains its firm, slightly crunchy texture even after preservation, releasing a burst of sour-sweet juice when bitten into. The deep amber syrup carries a pleasantly tart edge that makes it far more interesting than ordinary fruit conserves.
Culinary Application
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Serve the amla pieces straight from the jar as a post-meal digestive treat, spoon them over yoghurt or kulfi, or chop them into chutneys and raitas for a tangy lift. The syrup itself works beautifully stirred into lemonade, sharbat, or drizzled over desserts like kheer and halwa.
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Ahmed - 1kg Amla in Sugar Syrup brings one of South Asia's most treasured wild fruits to your table in its most accessible form — whole Indian gooseberries (Phyllanthus emblica) slowly preserved in a pure sugar syrup that balances their naturally sharp, astringent bite with gentle sweetness. Packed by Ahmed Foods in Karachi, a name that has stood behind Pakistani pantry staples since 1952, this jar captures the characteristic tangy-sweet complexity of amla that no other fruit quite replicates.
- Whole amla fruit preserved in sugar syrup
- 48g amla per 100g preserve
- No artificial colours or flavours
- Product of Pakistan
The fruit retains its firm, slightly crunchy texture even after preservation, releasing a burst of sour-sweet juice when bitten into. The deep amber syrup carries a pleasantly tart edge that makes it far more interesting than ordinary fruit conserves.
Culinary Application
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Serve the amla pieces straight from the jar as a post-meal digestive treat, spoon them over yoghurt or kulfi, or chop them into chutneys and raitas for a tangy lift. The syrup itself works beautifully stirred into lemonade, sharbat, or drizzled over desserts like kheer and halwa.














