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By Miss Cellania in Food & Drink on Mar 10, 2008 at 4:35 pm
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Levi
haha.. seguin has a mcdonalds with a mural on the wall that has all the mcdonalds characters riding around in a lowrider.
RooGrrrl
This kind of makes sense. When I worked at a Renaissance Faire, they would give you a glass of pickle juice if you started showing signs of dehydration.
I also have a nasty habit of drinking pickle juice straight out of the jar.
Also, it’s a great alternative to sugary summertime treats.
I’ve been thinking for a while that the age of the savoury frozen foods has come.
Melissa
Another weird Southern pickle treat is Kool-Aid pickles. Big pickles (like the kind you’d get at a concession stand) soaked in concentrated kool-aid. Very weird tasting.
josh
Im from Texas, and my mother made pickle pops for us growing up all the time!
they really are awesome.
stacyj
I … don’t even know how I feel about this. I think I need to go lie down for a while now …
The Slapster
@Melissa: Yeah, we made some Koolickles last Summer – not so great. I chalked it up as one of those “acquired tastes” you hear about.
Miss Cellania
I remember Koolaid Pickles! Not that I’ve ever eaten any, but I posted them here.
http://www.neatorama.com/2007/05/10/kool-aid-pickles/
Galinda
I dont know about pickle flavored popsicles, but theres a store around here that sells all sorts of crazy flavored ones. They have stuff like cinnamon-watermelon and one I cant remember that had rosemary in it – with actual sprigs of rosemary in the pop! Their website isnt that informative, but if you live in the Triangle are of NC, check them out – its definitely different!
AI_Joe
I had the wrong mental image before I clicked on the link. I thought it was going to be a Lorena Bobbit story…
kcramer
I bought some at the Central Market in Plano, Tx (suburb north of Dallas). They’re in the freezer but I haven’t tried them yet.
L
Why would I want to lick a stick of frozen vinegar (and, presumably, food colouring)?
ray ray
You used to be able to get pickle juice snow cones in Pearsall, TX. I was never brave enough to try one but they were popular with kids who also put pickle juice on flaming hot cheetos too. The other popular snack was unsweetened koolaid mixed with salt on ice cubes.
Courageous Grace
Perfect treat for pregnant women during the summer 
And yes, while I was preggers, I craved pickles…not ice cream though.
cindy
Here kool-lickles are very popular. It’s a pickle that’s been soaked in kool-aid. I’m not a big fan, but they sell like crazy here.
Denita TwoDragons
My brother would totally love these, so I’ll have to find some for him. He is a slobbering fan of nearly anything pickled–gherkins, dills, bread-and-butters, okra, capers, peppers, olives, etc. And when he’s done, he pops a couple dozen boiled eggs into the jar of juice. He always has a steady supply of pickled goodies on hand–and if he really likes you, he’ll even share them!
–TwoDragons
TT
Well that just proves that you Yanks y’all have no taste buds if ya thunk that tastes guud.
No wonder the inbred Jed descendants of Brits and Krauts down there are the laughing stocks in the eyes of the world.
Lea
My mother loves pickles on her pizza and cooked in her grilled cheese. I can see her eating these…
I don’t know if I could do it though. I like baby pickles a lot…can eat almost a whole jar in a siting, but frozen pickle juice…I don’t know…
Sasha
…I don’t want a pickle…
just wanna ride on my motor-sickle…
I guess this is better than turkey and gravy flavored soda…
Kay
As much as I love pickles and I do drink the juice…I don’t want it frozen!
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