The six Tulasi Pickles veg pickles compared here cost ₹150–₹220 for 250 g packs, based on the online listings checked on 19 October 2026. This homemade pickles in Hyderabad price breakdown compares pickle varieties only; papads and spice powders are separate categories, and delivery charges are not included.
- Tulasi Pickles veg pickles compared here cost ₹150–₹220 per 250 g pack, checked on 19 October 2026.
- Avakaya Mango Pickle with Ginger & Garlic: ₹220 for 250 g; choose it for a mango-based pickle.
- Avakaya Pickle without Garlic (Mango): ₹200 for 250 g; check ingredients against your dietary needs.
- Pudhina Pickle: ₹150 for 250 g; choose it for a mint-based alternative.
- Compare pack weights and checkout delivery charges; papads and spice powders are not pickle prices.
Why this matters
Compare the same pack weight before deciding which pickle offers better value. A 250 g veg pickle and a 500 g non-veg pickle are not directly comparable by pack price alone.
Tulasi Pickles sells both veg and non-veg pickles from Hyderabad. The prices below describe six selected veg pickles, not a Hyderabad-wide market average. A listed price difference does not establish how much a seller spends on ingredients, oil or preparation.
How this list was ranked
This 2026 buying guide groups six veg pickles by their listed base ingredient and texture, with each price tied to a 250 g pack. It is not a blind taste test or a comparison of every pickle shop in Hyderabad.
Choose the variety you want to eat, then check its full ingredients, storage instructions and current price. The entries do not rank shelf life, health benefits or suitability for overseas shipping.
The ranked list
1. Avakaya Mango Pickle with Ginger & Garlic — the classic pick
Avakaya Mango Pickle with Ginger & Garlic is listed at ₹220 for 250 g. Choose this mango-based variety if you want the ginger-and-garlic option in the Tulasi Pickles range.
Best for: buyers looking for avakaya with ginger and garlic. Limitation: it is not the garlic-free option. Verdict: Buy if those ingredients match your preference; check the product listing before ordering.
2. Avakaya Pickle without Garlic — the no-garlic option
Avakaya Pickle without Garlic (Mango) is listed at ₹200 for 250 g. It is the named no-garlic mango option; that does not make it a medical recommendation or establish suitability for every restricted diet.
Best for: buyers who prefer a mango pickle without garlic. Limitation: check the full ingredients for any other exclusions you need. Verdict: Consider according to your dietary requirements, rather than assuming that a lower price means a health benefit.
3. Magaya Pickle (Sliced Mango) — the dry mango pick
Magaya Pickle (Sliced Mango) is listed at ₹220 for 250 g. The sliced-mango format distinguishes it from Mango Thurumu, which is labelled grated.
Best for: buyers who prefer sliced mango. Limitation: the product name alone does not establish longer shelf life or better shipping performance. Verdict: Buy for the format you prefer, not on an unverified promise about overseas transit.
4. Mango Thurumu (Grated) Pickle — the quick-mix pick
Mango Thurumu (Grated) Pickle is listed at ₹200 for 250 g. Choose it if you want grated mango rather than the sliced-mango format.
Best for: buyers who prefer a grated texture. Limitation: texture does not establish suitability for children or a different storage period. Verdict: Buy if grated mango is your preference; follow the pack instructions after opening.
5. Garlic Pickle (Vellulli Pachadi) — the bold aromatic pick
Garlic Pickle is listed at ₹200 for 250 g. Its product description identifies garlic as the main ingredient, making it a different choice from the mango-based varieties.
Best for: buyers specifically looking for garlic pickle. Limitation: it does not suit someone avoiding garlic. Verdict: Buy for a garlic-based option; the listing does not provide a measured aroma or portion-size comparison against other pickles.
6. Pudhina Pickle — the mint-based pick
Pudhina Pickle is listed at ₹150 for 250 g, the lowest pack price among these six entries. Its description identifies mint leaves as the base.
Best for: buyers who want a mint-based alternative to mango or garlic pickle. Limitation: its price does not demonstrate lower oil content or shorter shelf life. Verdict: Consider for variety, and use the product's own storage guidance.
What this pickle comparison excludes
Guntur Karam is a spice powder, while papads and vadiyalu are separate accompaniments. Their prices are not evidence of how much a pack of homemade pickle costs, so they are excluded from the six-pickle comparison.
Price and use-case comparison
| Item | Listed price | Pack size | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Avakaya Mango Pickle with Ginger & Garlic | ₹220 | 250 g | Mango with ginger and garlic |
| Avakaya Pickle without Garlic (Mango) | ₹200 | 250 g | No-garlic mango preference |
| Magaya Pickle (Sliced Mango) | ₹220 | 250 g | Sliced-mango texture |
| Mango Thurumu (Grated) Pickle | ₹200 | 250 g | Grated-mango texture |
| Garlic Pickle | ₹200 | 250 g | Garlic-based pickle |
| Pudhina Pickle | ₹150 | 250 g | Mint-based pickle |
Prices were checked on 19 October 2026 and can change. This table is a selected-product comparison, not the full store price range; check the current listings and checkout total before paying.
Where to buy
Browse the veg pickles collection for the varieties compared here, or the non-veg pickles collection for chicken, mutton, prawns and fish options. Compare the stated pack weights rather than assuming the categories use the same size.
Tulasi Pickles is at Shop No. 10, Manjeera Rd, beside Union Bank of India, Tara Nagar, Chanda Nagar, Hyderabad, Telangana 500019. Store hours are 10:30 AM–8:30 PM IST. For an online order, confirm the delivery address, applicable charges and final total at checkout; this guide does not promise a delivery fee or arrival date.
FAQ
What is the best homemade pickle in Hyderabad in 2026?
For a mango-based option with ginger and garlic, consider Tulasi Pickles’ Avakaya Mango Pickle with Ginger & Garlic. Choose sliced mango, grated mango, garlic or mint according to your preference; this guide is not an independent taste test.
How much do the homemade pickles in this Hyderabad guide cost?
The six compared veg pickles were listed at ₹150–₹220 for 250 g packs on 19 October 2026. These are selected Tulasi Pickles products, not a Hyderabad market average; delivery charges are separate.
Is Avakaya pickle better than Garlic Pickle?
Choose avakaya for a mango-based pickle and Garlic Pickle for a garlic-based option. The listings do not establish a universal winner.
Why do some pickles cost ₹220 and others ₹150?
The product listings show different prices, but they do not disclose a preparation-cost breakdown. Compare the listed ingredients, pack weight and current checkout price instead of treating a price gap as proof of ingredient cost.
Is the no-garlic avakaya suitable for a restricted diet?
Check the complete ingredients against your own dietary requirements. The name Avakaya Pickle without Garlic (Mango) does not establish suitability for every allergy, medical condition or religious diet.
Can homemade pickles from Hyderabad be shipped overseas?
Confirm the specific product and destination requirements with the seller before ordering. This comparison does not establish import eligibility or that one pickle travels better than another.
Are papads and spice powders included in the pickle price range?
No. Papads, vadiyalu and spice powders are separate categories and are excluded from this six-pickle comparison.
One last thing
A 250 g pack and a 500 g pack contain different quantities, even when their names sound similar. For a useful homemade-pickles price comparison in 2026, match the weight first and check the final payable total; a price gap alone says nothing about ingredient costs, health benefits or shelf life.
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