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Weight Loss Forum / Low Carb / March 2004Mt Olive LC Bread/Butter Pickles and Relish
Just found these at the A&P here in NJ. Tried the pickles and they are very good, hard to tell from the real thing. Only 1g carb per 6 chips. I love these with tuna salad, I also add some of the liquid to the tuna salad. I'm sure the relish will be good too. Still haven't seen the Heinz Ketchup anywhere here. :: Just found these at the A&P here in NJ. Tried the pickles and they :: are very good, hard to tell from the real thing. Only 1g carb per 6 :: chips. I love these with tuna salad, I also add some of the liquid :: to the tuna salad. I'm sure the relish will be good too. The juice can be used to add flavor to many things. I greatly enjoy it....just a little here and there.... > Just found these at the A&P here in NJ. Tried the pickles and they > are very good, hard to tell from the real thing. Only 1g carb per 6 > chips. I love these with tuna salad, I also add some of the liquid to > the tuna salad. I'm sure the relish will be good too. > > Still haven't seen the Heinz Ketchup anywhere here. I haven't been able to find the pickles anywhere here in AZ. I have been looking for the ketchup and just yesterday found it at Super Walmart. >Just found these at the A&P here in NJ. Tried the pickles and they >are very good, hard to tell from the real thing. Only 1g carb per 6 >chips. I love these with tuna salad, I also add some of the liquid to >the tuna salad. I'm sure the relish will be good too. B&G Dill Pickles have 0g, 0 calories which means at most about .15 or .25 carbs per spear/pickle. Looks like there isn't any sugar added. ALso recognize that the brine it soaks in often has sugars added and of course spices which have some carbs. I always loved cooking with pickle juices--they taste sweet(!). I used them in meatloafs, when frying onions, peppers & muchrooms. >Still haven't seen the Heinz Ketchup anywhere here. Nor here in NY DiGiTAL_ViNYL (no email) 350/323/Mar-315/200 Atkins since 1/12/2004 > >Just found these at the A&P here in NJ. Tried the pickles and they > >are very good, hard to tell from the real thing. Only 1g carb per 6 [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > B&G Dill Pickles have 0g, 0 calories which means at most about .15 or > .25 carbs per spear/pickle. Looks like there isn't any sugar added. Whose talking about dill pickles? The Mt Olive ones are bread and butter, which until now, meant loads of sugar. > ALso recognize that the brine it soaks in often has sugars added and > of course spices which have some carbs. I always loved cooking with [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > 350/323/Mar-315/200 > Atkins since 1/12/2004 >> >Just found these at the A&P here in NJ. Tried the pickles and they >> >are very good, hard to tell from the real thing. Only 1g carb per 6 [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Whose talking about dill pickles? The Mt Olive ones are bread and > butter, which until now, meant loads of sugar. What's a bread and butter pickle? >> ALso recognize that the brine it soaks in often has sugars added and >> of course spices which have some carbs. I always loved cooking with [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >> 350/323/Mar-315/200 >> Atkins since 1/12/2004 The ketchup is in Stop and Shop in CT.  SignatureBob in CT Remove ".x" to reply check out this site for more info... http://www.mtolivepickles.com/AskMrCrisp/FAQ.html you can also buy them from the website Dave > >> >Just found these at the A&P here in NJ. Tried the pickles and they > >> >are very good, hard to tell from the real thing. Only 1g carb per 6 [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > > The ketchup is in Stop and Shop in CT. > >> >Just found these at the A&P here in NJ. Tried the pickles and they > >> >are very good, hard to tell from the real thing. Only 1g carb per 6 [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > What's a bread and butter pickle? Bread and butter pickles are the sweet ones, usually found as chips, though I have seen them as whole pickles too. Don't know where the name comes from. > >> ALso recognize that the brine it soaks in often has sugars added and > >> of course spices which have some carbs. I always loved cooking with [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > The ketchup is in Stop and Shop in CT. http://www.titanic.kn-bremen.de/pickle5.html Rather make them myself than paying $4.99 10 oz. jar. Looking for recipe making my own sweet butter chip pickles too. >http://www.titanic.kn-bremen.de/pickle5.html >Rather make them myself than paying $4.99 10 oz. jar. >Looking for recipe making my own sweet butter chip pickles too. The Mt. Olive SF relish and sweet pickles are only $1.99 for a 16-ounce jar at my local grocery store. Em From: emkay@no_spam_.invalid (emkay) On Fri, 5 Mar 2004 21:35:37 -0500 (EST), Tonya_049@webtv.net (T E) wrote: http://www.titanic.kn-bremen.de/pickle5.html Rather make them myself than paying $4.99 10 oz. jar. Looking for recipe making my own sweet butter chip pickles too. The Mt. Olive SF relish and sweet pickles are only $1.99 for a 16-ounce jar at my local grocery store. Em-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Curious, which chain grocery store have the relish and pickles at those prices. Here any thing with no carb prices are terrible. > From: emkay@no_spam_.invalid (emkay) >On Fri, 5 Mar 2004 21:35:37 -0500 (EST), Tonya_049@webtv.net (T E) [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >Curious, which chain grocery store have the relish and pickles at those >prices. Here any thing with no carb prices are terrible. Victory supermarkets (Massachusetts and New Hampshire) have them at that price. They're a bit higher (but still under $3.00) at Shaw's and Roche Brothers. Em |
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