Reusing pickle jars is a fantastic way to live more sustainably. These containers are tough and versatile, perfect for storing leftovers or organizing small household items. You can even use the ...

Five pounds of cukes will yield about 12 pint-sized jars, but cucumbers vary in size, so this can vary. You don't have to only pickle cucumbers If you can’t get ahold of pickling cucumbers ...

If your to-do list feels never-ending but you’re struggling with focus and productivity, the pickle jar theory could be the answer. We all have times when our to-do lists seem to outweigh the ...

From choosing the right quantity of ingredients to choosing the right container to store, making pickles and keeping them fresh is not easy. There are a variety of jar containers available online ...

When they're fresh, they're oh-so-good, but just because pickles are pickled doesn't mean they can't go bad. Once you open a jar, it doesn't have an unlimited lifespan, but it may last longer than ...

Adding spices and flavourings, such as mustard, peppercorns, cloves and coriander seeds, brings depth and flavour to pickle recipes.

Pickles make a yummy sandwich accompaniment, snack, or addition to an array of dishes like potato salad. But what about the juice in the jar? It's super tangy and salty -- and it's an underrated ...

Ditch the mangoes and lemons that have traditionally been packed in pickle jars, here is a new kid on the block - drumsticks. Don't give this one a miss!

You can make a smaller quantity of this pickle to fit a 500ml/18fl oz jar. You will need half the cucumbers, but the full amount of the pickling liquid.

In a perfectly planned pickle pairing, local pickleball club, The Jar, will also be present, promoting the sport (which has shockingly little to actually do with pickles), alongside what Henderson ...