Mrs. H.S. Ball's Original Recipe Chutney

Mrs. H.S. Ball's Chutney is an iconic South African condiment with a heritage dating back to the late 19th century. The recipe was originally brought to South Africa by Sarah Adkins and later commercialized by her daughter, Amelia Ball, in 1917. Known for its unique sweet and spicy profile, particularly its use of dried peaches and apricots, it has become a staple of South African cuisine and an internationally recognized brand.

The product is primarily manufactured in South Africa, where it remains deeply integrated into the local food culture. Over the decades, the brand transitioned from a family-run operation to a major commercial entity. Today, it is a key part of the portfolio of Tiger Brands, one of the largest food producers in Africa, ensuring its continued presence global markets through extensive export networks.