Fresh Pickle Juices Dill Juice 1 Gallon (1)

I am so happy I found this! I have fallen in love with a recipe for Dill Pickle Chicken Wings. I was originally making them with the juice from pickles and that is super wasteful and very expensive. This dill pickle juice is so good and I'm not wasting any pickles now when I make my wings. This would also be great for bars who offer the pickle back shots. My only issue is that the container is large and needs to be refrigerated after opening. That wouldn't be a problem if I didn't have a roommate or had an extra fridge. I will definitely be keeping a jug of this handy for my future recipe endeavors.

The product tastes good. The packaging, done by Amazon, not so good. There were two one gallon containers of liquid, which were not properly secured in the box. The moved around and there was the possibility of the containers leaking. These did not leak. But I've experienced leaking packages, not Amazon packages, in the past.

I take pickle juice for my leg cramps. It really works. I fill a half liter bottle with the pick juice and put in the door shelf of mybregrigetstor. When needed I know right where to go and drink 3 fingers of the juice get and instant relief in a minute. It really works.

Like many who have commented, I've been suffering from painful leg cramps which wake me up at night. While researching this condition on the web, most websites mentioned drinking pickle juice. No problem, I like pickle juice - a lot. So I ordered a gallon from this manufacturer and one other with a VERY similar name. While waiting for delivery, I drained the juice from several jars of pickles. Yesterday, my order arrived and I placed both gallons in the fridge. Before bed, I wanted to do a taste test and poured about 2 ounces of each juice into glasses. Honestly, the other manufacturer's product had a much pleasant and natural pickle smelling product. This one, unfortunately, has an odd chemical odor that is off-putting. And it doesn't get any better when you drink the juice, as it has a very distracting flavor. This juice does not create visions of pickles dancing through my head. I did not spit it out, but I also didn't finish the sample I poured. The other juice wasn't bad. It wasn't as good as juice from the jar, but the taste didn't remind me of anything other than pickles. I took the less good tasting juice (way less good tasting) and poured it into one of my drained pickle jars. My hope is that the remaining pickles will positively affect the taste of this juice. If it doesn't and I wind up with a jar of awful tasting re-hydrated pickles, then out this goes. Wish me luck!

I order pickle juice pretty much on a regular basis. Used primarily for muscle cramps, before and after exercise and on hot days when I sweat and my body loses electrolytes. I have small portable plastic bottles in which I fill up with the pickle juice for on the go. I’ve tried regular pickle juice/with pickles and found that the juice usually have garlic or other spices in them. This pickle juice has the right amount of vinegar and dill in it.

I don't understand how it works, but it does.My husband had been using it for quite some time and swore by it. We both get those charlie horses in our legs that wake us from a dead sleep into sheer agony. I eventually had a night where I was desperate enough to try it. (I now neeeeed to understand how this works!).We will never be without the stuff at our house.

So it is not amazing dill pickle and tart flavor that I was expecting. It was a little dull. Don't get me wrong, it still tastes very good, but not exactly what we were looking for. I wanted a true dill flavor. I will have to keep searching. We made some pickle shots with it and it turned out good.

We use this in a bar that I work in. The new"in" thing is to do a pickle juice chaser with most Irish Whiskey shots, so instead of using the juice in the pickle barrels we purchase for our kitchen, and consequently drying out the pickles when the juice is gone, we have found purchasing gallons of juice be a better alternative.