Okays. It's taken me years-I mean, years-To find non kosher dill spears. It's as if we aren't allowed to buy non kosher pickles! Smittee can't stand kosher. Am I the only soul that is like this? Is this whymy pickles are so difficult to find?

I want my pickles sinful, not blessed! Annnnd-

*que stealing from cereal commercial*

That's my faovrite kind;
They're sinfully delicious!

My boyfriend and I actually make our own so that we can have truly non-kosher pickles. I feel your pain!

Even though I don't like pickles, I'm curious to know what 'kosher' means??

Kosher means that they were blessed. At least, I think that's what it means.

Kosher (schpeel from webster.com)

1 a: sanctioned by Jewish law ; especially : ritually fit for use <kosher meat> b: selling or serving food ritually fit according to Jewish law <a kosher restaurant>
2: being proper, acceptable, or satisfactory <made sure the deal was kosher>



Pickles carrots with spicy stuff FTW!!!

hmmm, I dont think Ive ever had a kosher pickle...

so are they like not salty, these kosher pickles? or something?

hmmm, blessed pickles....I think I want to try them now...

I can't help myself. How could I not join a discussion about pickles, hehehe.

Sessylove219 wrote:
My boyfriend and I actually make our own so that we can have truly non-kosher pickles. I feel your pain!

I agree with Sessylove219, to have a "truly non-kosher pickle" it would probably be best to make it yourself. My grandmother is a pickling fiend so I have had a ton of things pickled... pickled beets, pickled tomatoes, pickled asparagus... not all of which I can say I actually liked... pickled pigs feet for one. Yucky! ...but I certainly find homemade pickled things better than the stores anyway. It's not hard to pickle things either... just takes time for the flavors to blend and penetrate, hehe.

Sadly I have yet to try a pickled plum... but I will!