Sour pickles? Any sour pickles out there?
Sour pickles are my most favorite food. So much so that I just googled them, found some for sale on eBay, and had to be talked down from the purchase of food products from "some random dude online" by my ever-practical boyfriend.
I've read all about Guss' pickles in NY, but I live in New Orleans, and a gallon of Guss' pickles shipped to my house costs about $75...plus, I am then the proud owner of a GALLON of pickles. And, let's face it, a gallon of pickles in a two person home can't go that fast...even if one of us could eat several a day. (And just how does one store an open gallon of pickles, anyway? Must they be refrigerated?)
So, my question/issue is clear: are there any sour pickles available in my region? Am I forced to be an online pickle consumer for life? And, if I must choose this technologically-advanced option, where are the best sour pickles in the country that will deliver to my door in NOLA?
Thanks for your help!
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If you're interested in some interesting pickles, try Mickle's Pickles. You can find them online at http://www.micklespickles.com/index.htm The "Not Hot Jalapeno Pickles" are tasty as are their original ones.
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re: mrsfury
Mickles Pickles will be a vendor at this weekend's New Orleans Hot Sauce & Gourmet show http://www.nolahotsauce.com/vendors/ Sat & Sun, at the Pontchartrain Center in Kenner.
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I think that one of the two spears you get with your sandwich at Stein's Deli is a sour pickle.
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re: uptownlibrarian
Dorignac's, in the back of the store by the seafood, sells Ba-Tampte Half Sour pickles
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Head over to Kosher Cajun Deli; multiple pickles are served with each sandwich, and the attached small kosher grocery has a variety of pickles for sale. I'm partial to the pickled green tomatoes & pickled red peppers (can't remember the brand).
Have you tried Cochon's bread & butter pickles? Full of allspice...super delicious, but a bit pricey.


