Mt Olive LC Bread/Butter Pickles and Relish

Just found these at the A&P here in NJ. Tried the pickles and they
are very good, hard to tell from the real thing. Only 1g carb per 6
chips. I love these with tuna salad, I also add some of the liquid to
the tuna salad. I'm sure the relish will be good too.

Still haven't seen the Heinz Ketchup anywhere here.

Chet Hayes wrote:
:: Just found these at the A&P here in NJ. Tried the pickles and they
:: are very good, hard to tell from the real thing. Only 1g carb per 6
:: chips. I love these with tuna salad, I also add some of the liquid
:: to the tuna salad. I'm sure the relish will be good too.

The juice can be used to add flavor to many things. I greatly enjoy
it....just a little here and there....

"Chet Hayes" wrote in message
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Just found these at the A&P here in NJ. Tried the pickles and they
are very good, hard to tell from the real thing. Only 1g carb per 6
chips. I love these with tuna salad, I also add some of the liquid to
the tuna salad. I'm sure the relish will be good too.

Still haven't seen the Heinz Ketchup anywhere here.

I haven't been able to find the pickles anywhere here in AZ. I have been
looking for the ketchup and just yesterday found it at Super Walmart.

(Chet Hayes) wrote:

Just found these at the A&P here in NJ. Tried the pickles and they
are very good, hard to tell from the real thing. Only 1g carb per 6
chips. I love these with tuna salad, I also add some of the liquid to
the tuna salad. I'm sure the relish will be good too.

B&G Dill Pickles have 0g, 0 calories which means at most about .15 or
..25 carbs per spear/pickle. Looks like there isn't any sugar added.

ALso recognize that the brine it soaks in often has sugars added and
of course spices which have some carbs. I always loved cooking with
pickle juices--they taste sweet(!). I used them in meatloafs, when
frying onions, peppers & muchrooms.

Still haven't seen the Heinz Ketchup anywhere here.
Nor here in NY

DiGiTAL_ViNYL (no email)
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Atkins since 1/12/2004

DigitalVinyl wrote in message . ..
(Chet Hayes) wrote:

Just found these at the A&P here in NJ. Tried the pickles and they
are very good, hard to tell from the real thing. Only 1g carb per 6
chips. I love these with tuna salad, I also add some of the liquid to
the tuna salad. I'm sure the relish will be good too.

B&G Dill Pickles have 0g, 0 calories which means at most about .15 or
.25 carbs per spear/pickle. Looks like there isn't any sugar added.



Whose talking about dill pickles? The Mt Olive ones are bread and
butter, which until now, meant loads of sugar.


ALso recognize that the brine it soaks in often has sugars added and
of course spices which have some carbs. I always loved cooking with
pickle juices--they taste sweet(!). I used them in meatloafs, when
frying onions, peppers & muchrooms.

Still haven't seen the Heinz Ketchup anywhere here.
Nor here in NY

DiGiTAL_ViNYL (no email)
350/323/Mar-315/200
Atkins since 1/12/2004

On 4 Mar 2004 12:50:57 -0800, Chet Hayes wrote:

DigitalVinyl wrote in message
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(Chet Hayes) wrote:

Just found these at the A&P here in NJ. Tried the pickles and they
are very good, hard to tell from the real thing. Only 1g carb per 6
chips. I love these with tuna salad, I also add some of the liquid to
the tuna salad. I'm sure the relish will be good too.

B&G Dill Pickles have 0g, 0 calories which means at most about .15 or
.25 carbs per spear/pickle. Looks like there isn't any sugar added.



Whose talking about dill pickles? The Mt Olive ones are bread and
butter, which until now, meant loads of sugar.


What's a bread and butter pickle?


ALso recognize that the brine it soaks in often has sugars added and
of course spices which have some carbs. I always loved cooking with
pickle juices--they taste sweet(!). I used them in meatloafs, when
frying onions, peppers & muchrooms.

Still haven't seen the Heinz Ketchup anywhere here.
Nor here in NY

DiGiTAL_ViNYL (no email)
350/323/Mar-315/200
Atkins since 1/12/2004

The ketchup is in Stop and Shop in CT.

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Bob in CT
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On 4 Mar 2004 12:50:57 -0800, Chet Hayes wrote:

DigitalVinyl wrote in message
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(Chet Hayes) wrote:

Just found these at the A&P here in NJ. Tried the pickles and they
are very good, hard to tell from the real thing. Only 1g carb per 6
chips. I love these with tuna salad, I also add some of the liquid to
the tuna salad. I'm sure the relish will be good too.

B&G Dill Pickles have 0g, 0 calories which means at most about .15 or
.25 carbs per spear/pickle. Looks like there isn't any sugar added.



Whose talking about dill pickles? The Mt Olive ones are bread and
butter, which until now, meant loads of sugar.


What's a bread and butter pickle?



Bread and butter pickles are the sweet ones, usually found as chips,
though I have seen them as whole pickles too. Don't know where the
name comes from.







ALso recognize that the brine it soaks in often has sugars added and
of course spices which have some carbs. I always loved cooking with
pickle juices--they taste sweet(!). I used them in meatloafs, when
frying onions, peppers & muchrooms.

Still haven't seen the Heinz Ketchup anywhere here.
Nor here in NY

DiGiTAL_ViNYL (no email)
350/323/Mar-315/200
Atkins since 1/12/2004

The ketchup is in Stop and Shop in CT.

http://www.titanic.kn-bremen.de/pickle5.html
Rather make them myself than paying $4.99 10 oz. jar.
Looking for recipe making my own sweet butter chip pickles too.

On Fri, 5 Mar 2004 21:35:37 -0500 (EST), (T E) wrote:

http://www.titanic.kn-bremen.de/pickle5.html
Rather make them myself than paying $4.99 10 oz. jar.
Looking for recipe making my own sweet butter chip pickles too.

The Mt. Olive SF relish and sweet pickles are only $1.99 for a 16-ounce jar
at my local grocery store.

Em

From: lid (emkay)
On Fri, 5 Mar 2004 21:35:37 -0500 (EST), (T E)
wrote:
http://www.titanic.kn-bremen.de/pickle5.html Rather make them myself
than paying $4.99 10 oz. jar. Looking for recipe making my own sweet
butter chip pickles too.
The Mt. Olive SF relish and sweet pickles are only $1.99 for a 16-ounce
jar at my local grocery store.
Em--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Curious, which chain grocery store have the relish and pickles at those
prices. Here any thing with no carb prices are terrible.