I always drink the milk that's left. To throw it away would be a waste.
Simple logic, really: milk is good; cereal is good; therefore how could milk that's had cereal not be good?
Drinking the Pickle Juice
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I always drink the milk that's left. To throw it away would be a waste.
Simple logic, really: milk is good; cereal is good; therefore how could milk that's had cereal not be good?
I always drink the milk that's left. To throw it away would be a waste.
Simple logic, really: milk is good; cereal is good; therefore how could milk that's had cereal not be good?
"I don't understand fruitcake. It doesn't make sense. Fruit, good. Cake, great. Fruitcake, nasty crap."
Odd, schmod - that's not a concern I have. As ManOnTheWave said, though, whether to drink or not drink depends on the pickle and the type of brine used to make it.
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Yup, I like pickle juice too...
Anyone tried Lay's Dill Pickle chips? Yuuuuuuuuuuuuuummmm...
Lay's are good. I prefer Husman's. They're much zingier and jaw lockingly good.
GemHaters
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Anyone tried Lay's Dill Pickle chips? Yuuuuuuuuuuuuuummmm...
Lay's are good. I prefer Husman's. They're much zingier and jaw lockingly good.
Say what? There's another brand of Dill Pickle chips? Is that a local brand? We don't got that 'round hurr....To my knowledge...
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Anyone tried Lay's Dill Pickle chips? Yuuuuuuuuuuuuuummmm...
Lay's are good. I prefer Husman's. They're much zingier and jaw lockingly good.
Say what? There's another brand of Dill Pickle chips? Is that a local brand? We don't got that 'round hurr....To my knowledge...
Oh, yes. Husman's is well known where I live (I'm not sure where you live). I've had the Lay's but the Husman's are, bar none, the best tasting pickle chip.
http://www.husmans.com/productdetail.php?cat=original#husVlasicDill
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Pickle juice is good for hangovers and I like to drink it.
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Nathan's Famous has delicious pickle juice. Good pickles, too!
I have often been tempted to drink the brine that my stuffed spanish olives come in. I eat them like candy out of the jar and as I eat them there's always a ton of brine between myself and the olives. Part of me thinks it'd be gross though.
As for the milk, I usually only drink the left over when I've had a chocolate cereal like Cocoa Puffs....because hey, chocolate milk. However, something like Honey Nut Cherrios, it's down the drain.
As for the milk, I usually only drink the left over when I've had a chocolate cereal like Cocoa Puffs....because hey, chocolate milk. However, something like Honey Nut Cherrios, it's down the drain.
I've occasionally drunk olive juice, too - I don't know what I was thinking the first time, other than being idly curious. To the best of my recollection, I've never drunk pickle juice, though. (And I've never had a martini, dirty or otherwise.)
As for the cheese and mustard thing, when I was young, and my father made my lunch for school, he would occasionally give me cheese and mustard. I never really cared for it that much, though.
Olives? Forget it. Can't stand the smegging things. I won't eat anything where olives are involved, whether it be actual olives, olive juice, pizza with olives, or whatever the hell.
Cheese and mustard, though...I'm down with that.
Cheese and mustard, though...I'm down with that.
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I used to take Triscuits and put a little piece of parmesan cheese and an olive on each one. Delicious.
When I could drink milk (I became lactose intolerant in my late teens), I would never outright drink the milk left in the bowl, but would instead keep adding a few pieces of cereal and spooning them up until the milk was gone.
A nowadays snack is wrapping a slice of salami around an olive and shotgun it.
My wife found some olives in the deli section of the grocery a few weeks ago, they were soaked with pieces of artichoke and they were amazing!
A nowadays snack is wrapping a slice of salami around an olive and shotgun it.
My wife found some olives in the deli section of the grocery a few weeks ago, they were soaked with pieces of artichoke and they were amazing!
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Say what? There's another brand of Dill Pickle chips? Is that a local brand? We don't got that 'round hurr....To my knowledge...
Oh, yes. Husman's is well known where I live (I'm not sure where you live). I've had the Lay's but the Husman's are, bar none, the best tasting pickle chip.
http://www.husmans.com/productdetail.php?cat=original#husVlasicDill
Thanks...
Not a fan of the pickle juice, but if it floats your boat...
I like salt and vinegar chips, so I'm not surprised a strong pickle juice flavor would be appealing to some.
I like salt and vinegar chips, so I'm not surprised a strong pickle juice flavor would be appealing to some.
I like to drink Clausen's dill pickle juice once in a while. Of course, I also like to put sour cream & cheez wiz on a Clausen pickle, so there's no accounting for taste.
When I was younger (80's), I used to dip potato chips in Vlasic dill pickle juice. Then in the 90's I saw a brand of dill pickle flavored potato chips. They were really, fairly close to the taste, but I couldn't eat a lot of them.
So technically, I invented dill pickles flavored potato chips
Also the internet (not that Al Gore guy).
When I was younger (80's), I used to dip potato chips in Vlasic dill pickle juice. Then in the 90's I saw a brand of dill pickle flavored potato chips. They were really, fairly close to the taste, but I couldn't eat a lot of them.
So technically, I invented dill pickles flavored potato chips
Also the internet (not that Al Gore guy).
