Skip to product information
1 of 9

ASD Orchards

Seasonal Karonda (Bengal Currant) – ASD Orchards (PRE-ORDER)

Seasonal Karonda (Bengal Currant) – ASD Orchards (PRE-ORDER)

Regular price Rs. 899.00
Regular price Sale price Rs. 899.00
Sale Sold out
Shipping calculated at checkout.
Pack of
Quantity

Seasonal Karonda from ASD Orchards

Karonda, also known as Bengal currant, is a tart seasonal berry that grows on hardy shrubs along the orchard boundary at ASD Orchards in Unchagaon, Uttar Pradesh. The berries range from green to dark pink as they ripen. Raw karonda tastes sharp and astringent; cooking can mellow its flavour.

Harvest, Packing & Dispatch

Fresh fruit is harvested at our orchard. Courier partners do not collect at the farm, so orders are routed to Delhi for courier handoff, where services are more accessible and dispatch can be quicker. Depending on logistics, fruit may be packed at the orchard or in Delhi. Rain or excess moisture can delay harvesting, packing or dispatch while we wait for the fruit to dry safely. We’ll update you if weather affects your order.

How we manage Karonda near the mango orchard

We do not apply pesticide directly to Karonda plants. They grow near mango trees, however, and some spray drift from treatments on nearby mangoes may be possible. We cannot guarantee zero exposure, so we do not describe this produce as pesticide-free or unsprayed.

Ways to use Karonda

Karonda is commonly used in pickles, chutneys, preserves and fermented preparations. Its tart flavour works well in cooked and seasoned recipes.

Seasonal pre-order

This is a pre-order product. The current dispatch estimate is 2–4 weeks, depending on ripening and the harvest schedule. Weather and crop conditions may affect timing.

Packed and handled under FSSAI compliance standards.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does karonda taste like?

Karonda is tart and astringent when raw; cooking can mellow its flavour. It is commonly used in pickles, chutneys, preserves and fermented preparations.

Do you spray pesticides directly on the karonda?

We do not apply pesticide directly to the karonda plants. They grow near mango trees, so some spray drift from treatments on nearby mangoes may be possible. We cannot guarantee zero exposure and do not describe the karonda as pesticide-free or unsprayed.

How should I store karonda?

Keep the berries cool after delivery, remove damaged fruit, and wash them just before use.

When will my pre-order be dispatched?

The current estimate is 2–4 weeks, depending on ripening and the harvest schedule. Weather and crop conditions can affect timing; we will share updates if the schedule changes.

View full details