I do that with deviled eggs and sometimes egg salad.

I put pineapple in cole slaw too.

From the internet (that is never, ever wrong, of course):
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.

Pickle Pops are on the list.


39 Ways To Use Leftover Pickle Juice! * One Good Thing by Jillee

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.

I didn't want to take a chance with interweb accuracy so I called my doctor about my leg cramp. He told me to take two gherkins and call him in the morning.

Now that's funny. I relish that comeback.

From the information in some of the above posts one might consider pickle juice a prehistoric Gatorade!

Yummmm

Here's a HOLY YUCK.
 

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Funny and funny

Interestingly enough, when I was in high school about 50 years ago I found that drinking cold pickle juice quenched my thirst...like nothing else could.

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:

Go figure...learn something new everyday

Maybe he was try to sneak pass you?:1rotfl:
Either way bet that made you'all jump:1rotfl:

Small wet spot on the seat.

Got a picture.....Proof to show husband....What do you think? Nine feet long?????:clap2::1rotfl: