Broken Mopar
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They are almost too damn hot to be enjoyable, but I manage to consume a jar in a week or two. Oh, be forewarned do not rub your eyes if you have picked a pickle with your fingers....
Who likes spicy pickles?
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[QUOTE="Broken Mopar, post: 911882908, member: 2137 Oh, be forewarned do not rub your eyes if you have picked a pickle with your fingers....[/QUOTE]
and don’t grab your tool when you pee or you will regret it. Wash hands thoroughly FIRST.
and don’t grab your tool when you pee or you will regret it. Wash hands thoroughly FIRST.
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I like a lot of relishes, some are spicey,
no names brands I remember
there's a store up here in Twain Harte
that has some obscure/off-brands sort of no-name brand stuff
& some tasty pickled veggies,
I like the spicey pickled green beans too
or the spicey pickled okra even (sort of acquired taste)
the peppers are good too
&
bread & butter slices, Vlasic Stacker is my go-to sandwich pickles
I like quite a few things 'pickled' in general,
usually more on the sweeter side or spicey
My Grammie use to pickle all kinds of veggies
My Aunt Joan use to do a big spread of them at her place
some even home made
no names brands I remember
there's a store up here in Twain Harte
that has some obscure/off-brands sort of no-name brand stuff
& some tasty pickled veggies,
I like the spicey pickled green beans too
or the spicey pickled okra even (sort of acquired taste)
the peppers are good too
&
bread & butter slices, Vlasic Stacker is my go-to sandwich pickles
I like quite a few things 'pickled' in general,
usually more on the sweeter side or spicey
My Grammie use to pickle all kinds of veggies
My Aunt Joan use to do a big spread of them at her place
some even home made
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