/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.5428590]

What is a tasty brand of pickles?

Bought pic related and they tasted like dogshit.

[Anonymous No.5428596]

These are my favorite of the brand names. They i've even tried to replicate the flavor myself and fail every time.

[Anonymous No.5428601]

these if you can find them

[Anonymous No.5428607]

>>5428590
Bubbies.

[Anonymous No.5428610]

Try the ones they have in refrigeration in the supermarket.

[Anonymous No.5428646]

i made my own before and they were amazing
not a huge fan otherwise
its really fucking easy too just do it

[Anonymous No.5428663]

>>5428607
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[Anonymous No.5428812]

They tasted like dog shit because pickles are dog shit.

[Anonymous No.5429025]

Try something different like green beans or okra. Also, make your own.

[Anonymous No.5429030]

hnnnnggg

[Anonymous No.5429034]

>>5428610

i've noticed this.

the ones that come individually wrapped also seem to taste better.

[Anonymous No.5429045]

The ones you get from the massive tub and bag yourself at the store. They are like eating heaven.

[Anonymous No.5429179]

>>5429030
I love those

[Anonymous No.5429237]

>>5428590
all the pickles I find seem to have yellow 5.

except, wholefoods organic pickles... crunchy to the insaneeeeee

[Anonymous No.5430166]

>>5428601
I like these a lot too. All that tasty garlic flavor...mmm.
I prefer the ones sliced into chips because they're really crunchy.

[Anonymous No.5430200]

Not a brand but try Russian pickles. It's more sweet and less sour which I prefer. Also, I prefer refrigerator pickles over the ones on the shelves.

[Anonymous No.5430204]

[Day4 No.5430212]

>>5430200
Russian pickles come in different varieties.

They are usually Dill pickles... and there are sweet varieties and non-sweet varieties of this. I prefer the LESS sweet ones... because i dont like the sweetness of american pickles. I like my pickle to be a litte tart.

There's also malosol - which means little salt and those are pickles that are basically only half-way pickled. Its a cross between a cucumber and a pickle, very mild and refreshing. These are my second favorite.

but russian people have been pickling things for ages and still do. its a part of culture. every grandma has her own recipe for them. So you can't say "Russian pickles are sweeter"

[Anonymous No.5430215]

>>5430204

One of my favorite things on a roast beef sandwich:

[Day5 No.5430221]

>>5430212
forgot pic, this would be my choice for pickles. not even made by russians.

[Day5 No.5430242]

>>5430212
malosol (little salt)

[Anonymous No.5430269]