| Serious question. Just... why? |
| Yum. That's why. |
| Because they are amazingly delicious. Especially when they are homemade. |
| Are sweet pickles the same thing as bread and butter pickles? Those are awful. |
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I’ve always hated pickles. 50 years of hating pickles. Which was always weird to me because I love all the separate ingredients— cucumbers, vinegar, dill—yum, yum, yum. All together as a pickle 🤮
Then recently I tried the Popeyes’ chicken sandwich to see if it was worth the hype. And I figured I should take at least one bite with the pickle. 🤩 OMG! The sweet pickle was amazing!! I had no idea they existed. I’m now hooked. Still hate regular pickles. |
| Fried pickles: Why?? |
| Because this is America, the land of everything sweet. Sweet pasta sauce, sweet salad dressing, sweet yogurt, overly-sweet desserts, etc! |
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I love bread and butter picklea. I love dill pickles. I love pickles.
Don't be a hater. |
I think those are regular dill pickles. |
How is it possible to like both?? Are you the Switzerland of cucumbers? |
| I willingly choose the worse falafel place because they use dill pickles and the good place only has bread and butter pickles. Sweet pickles ruin food. |
You've never traveled much in central Europe, have you? |
I love ALL the picked. Sweet, dill, half sour, fermented, spicy. Cucumbers, asparagus, onions, cauliflower. The only pickled thing I haven’t gotten myself to try is pickled pigs feet. |
| I’ve always thought I hated pickles, but on a trip to France, I had some cornichons that I loved. Could somebody tell me what the American equivalent is? Maybe I’ve just bern eating the wrong kind of pickle all these years. |
| I love all pickles. Even sauerkraut and all kinds of kimchi. Beets are also amazing. I sometimes make refrigerator pickles or picked onions. |