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"Holy Yuck Batman, What's Worse Then That?"
I'm on line at a Marathon Gas Station waiting to check out and look in the refrigerated sandwich display on my right and see "Pickle Juice Ice Pops."
"Holy Yuck Batman, What's Worse Then That?" I don't expect this thread to last long but I'll give it a shot. |
Yeah, that sounds “yuck”, but presume somebody likes it. But why?
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Some people drink pickle juice when the pickles are gone. I use to work with guy that would drink hot pepper juice. For me I could never eat clams or snails. Pickle pops would be walk in the park compared s-car-go.
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There are "some" who swear by drinking pickle juice. I love pickles BUT........ There's a lot out there about pickled anything being good for gut health.
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Old remedy for leg cramps. my grandparents drank it for that reason. I keep pickle juice in our fridge for many things.it does not have to be pickles, any pickling juice will work for leg cramps
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Nothing ventured, nothing gained! |
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Dad loves pickle juice!
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I use a couple tablespoons of sweet pickle juice in tuna salad. It perks it up and tastes good to me. I slice up one of the pickles and add it as well.
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In studies where pickle juice was effective for muscular cramps, researchers used about 1 milliliter per kilogram of body weight. For the average study participant, this was somewhere between 2 to 3 fluid ounces. To use pickle juice for muscular cramps, measure out the pickle juice and drink it quickly. Taking a rough “shot” is also acceptable. |
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I could see a use for pickle juice pops if you are a runner or do very strenuous workouts, since pickle juice is supposedly good for muscle cramps. You come home from your run or workout and are hot, so you sit on the lanai with a pickle juice pop to cool off.
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From the information in some of the above posts one might consider pickle juice a prehistoric Gatorade!
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Here's a HOLY YUCK.
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Mom didn't care much for seeing the pickle jar, sans juice...but that didn't stop me. :D Not too long ago I read an article that discussed top level athletes drinking pickle juice...instead of sports drinks. There is something about all of the ingredients in the juice, that supposedly aids their recovery, after strenuous exertion...much more quickly. :shrug: |
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Maybe he was try to sneak pass you?:1rotfl: Either way bet that made you'all jump:1rotfl: |
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Got a picture.....Proof to show husband....What do you think? Nine feet long?????:clap2::1rotfl: |
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I would pick the Pickle Juice over The Snake. :1rotfl: |
I don't like name dropping but one day my cousin Peter Piper, picked a peck of pickled peppers. I didn't actually see Peter pick the peppers because I was down the sea shore helping Sally sell shells.
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Be careful out there, the snakes AND the alligators are roving. Here is what Livestrong says about vinegar and leg cramps. Cider Vinegar to Treat Leg Cramps | LIVESTRONG.COM |
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leg cramps
Swallow a teaspoon of yellow mustard. It will instantly stop leg cramps.:bigbow:
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