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I think this is what you call Kosher Pickles but am not 100% sure. Whole baby cucumbers pickled in a brine which encourages natural bacteria living on the cucumber to ferment the carbohydrates into a type of vinegar which preserves the fruit. A certain concentration of salt is required for best fermentation, so these type of pickles are usually salt to extremely salty. As a result of the fermentation, the brined they are in is usually very cloudy.
Where to get Fermented Dill Pickles
Lavergne Western Beef
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The Piggy Market
Comments
Lavergne Western Beef
zymurgist
2010 Dec 23
These are extremely crispy cukes in a really yummy brine. Every bit as good as my own home made dills. I usually have a bit more dill in mine but make no mistake, these are superb pickles.
The Piggy Market
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reddoor
2010 Dec 24
hard to beat pickles that come from a place called "The Pickle Patch" ^^
i think Piggy Market sells them exclusively as 1L jars. i never knew pickles could be... fizzy. thumbs up for fermentation!
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