Full pack going home with customers who'd already decided. The spoon just made it official.

Took me 25 years to try Mum's chutney. Then we started a business.

"That's my type of heat up." Customer's verdict on the chilli chutney.

No stalls on at the moment, but the website's always there.

Try a spoon. Every jar is gluten free, which some people need to know.

Spoons out, help yourselves. Minis in the bag by the end.

"Do you want some?" "One date and tamarind." Sorted.

Mama had the recipes. Paalan had the idea. The rest is in the video.

One tomato and pineapple, one date and tamarind. The balancing two.

Two ways to get a jar. Come to a market, or find us online.

"Definitely that one." Mint chutney, going home.#london #chutney #marketstall

Customer's exact words: "That's insane, that's really good." We'll take both.

Her friends were in first. She's finally on board.

Date and tamarind, chosen again. As usual.

Two-word review of the tomato and pineapple: "really good." Mama'd take it.

Traders always know when to grab the last one. This was one of those.

A few things on offer at the moment. Website has them.

Tempted by the date and tamarind? Give in.

Mama's masala chai. If you haven't had proper chai before, this is where to start.

The chutneys tend to have specific fans. Everyone lands on one.

The next long table is coming. Website has the details.

Unprompted praise at the stall is the review that matters most. We get it more than we deserve to.

Mama'd say once someone's decided on the chilli, they always come back. Today's proved it.

The Chutney Selection Gift Set is on the website. Four full-size jars in one box.

"Nice?" "Really good." Short reviews, best reviews.

"She's the boss." I know, mate. Trust me.

He came from India.

The apple gets chosen without fuss. Always has.

Offered her the jar free. She insisted on paying. Ended up settling on five quid. That's a customer.

Different from other chutneys. That's not marketing, that's just true. Try one, find yours.

A cup of Mama's chai. A spoon of the chilli. That's a market morning sorted.

Mama could tell which jar it is from the customer alone. Can you?

She went for the minis. Sensible choice.

Mama loves cooking. Mama loves feeding people. The jars are how she does both at scale.

Chai drinkers, this one's Mama's version. Worth a cup.

The nos are forgotten by the drive home. The yeses come with us.

If you see the stall, work through the range. Plenty of crackers, plenty of spoons.

Been doing markets for years. Still lovely when someone recognises us from the phone.

One of the first jars to win a Great Taste Award. Mama's been making it the same way ever since.

He came for a look. Ended up finding a few favourites.

Walton Gardens market, in reactions. This is the good bit.

Mama uses the chutneys in the cooking, not next to it. Worth doing the same.

They're Liverpool. Paalan's Prescot. Close enough.

Available online. Website's open whenever you are.

Tomato and pineapple, tried and taken home. The Great Taste stars weren't a surprise to us either.

Repeat customer, and she knew which jar. Tomato and pineapple, every time.

Too much heat? Try the tomato and pineapple, Or the date and tamarind

Try it if you like. But we've seen how this usually ends.