I could see this as maybe a good idea at a baby shower, a clinic for chronic headaches, or a period party.... that's about it. If you wonder why: cravings and pain relief.
Don't know how they make the pickles in your country, but here pickles are a healthy diet. And even if your pickles aren't healthy, they sure are healthier than choclate.
You are seriously underestimating the difference between you eating pickles by yourself and an entire party of people spilling pickle juice all over your home for several hours.
Nah, lots of people use it for cleaning basically their entire house, the smell takes the same time to go away whether there is a lot of it or a little of it.
My dad would drink a cup of pickle juice before bed everyday. He was convinced it had medicinal properties. It didn't. But I think he would still have liked this.
Pickle juice is an amazing beverage when it's hot and/or humid and you're doing a lot of work. Just a little goes a long way. Keeps your hydrated and feeling energized, prevents cramps.
As a firefighter in California: on wildland fires they hand out food bags if you are away from base camp for an extended stretch. Pickles in a bag (w/ Pickle juice) is often added to the bag specifically for that reason!
It kind of does. It's vinegar, acetic acid has shown in multiple studies to decrease glucose spikes by 20-30% by inhibiting the digestive enzymes in your saliva that break down carbs, leading to a more even glucose level and over time less stress on the whole insulin/glucose/diabetus system, including managing hunger peaks.
For decades the notion that an excessive consumption of salt (NaCl) leads to hypertension has persisted.
However, this idea is based on opinion, not scientific proof. Despite this, every health organization, agency,
and clinicians around the world have been advising salt restriction, especially to hypertensive patients. The
present review article suggests that the consumption of a high-salt diet is not the cause of hypertension and
that there are other factors, such as added sugars, which
which are causative for inducing hypertension and
cardiovascular disease.
2017 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. The American Journal of Medicine (2017) 130, 893-899
Like2Fox
That's sophistication right there
berlinson
This is the pinnacle of German cuisine.
hadan8088
For years it was my wife's job to bring the pickle tray to her family gatherings. This would have changed the whole ball game.
veesee
Those cups of juice are great the day after the party or when you are suffering from terrible cramps.
terrifyingspacemonkeys
StarBug
imaginaryPeppers
darthstormer
I can smell this clip.
devrust
This comment is not up high enough!
swedeonamoose
DKE3522
Good for muscle cramps. Drink it!
cjandstuff
I love pickles, but no.
bhifi
Love me some pickles
ochnoe
5NoteHalf
Put it next to the hot dog, onion and olive aspic.
Chattafaukup
Thanks. I hate it.
Treforce
Djkb6718
JohnTheBird
Thanks. I love it.
KHLP
ProfaneSanction
What is it near?
Punkrockpearl
I could see this as maybe a good idea at a baby shower, a clinic for chronic headaches, or a period party.... that's about it. If you wonder why: cravings and pain relief.
DeeplyBroken
If that's a near idea, how weird is a far idea?
DukePhelan
Just because you can doesn't mean you should.
HelikaformerNubisKnight9
But why shouldn't you if it's tasty AND healthy?
DarkBusterBaron
Pickles aren't healthy.
qazxswedcvfrtgbnhyujmkiol
How so? Little bit of sodium, sure.. but other than that?
IIikethecutofyourjib
They're good for my mental health!
HelikaformerNubisKnight9
Don't know how they make the pickles in your country, but here pickles are a healthy diet. And even if your pickles aren't healthy, they sure are healthier than choclate.
victorjimenez138691
Low carb.
spattr
It's a dilemma. If some guests hate it you'll find yourself in a real pickle.
guitarfourtysix
Return it to the store, and ask them to give you back your dill dough.
ZenMonkey48
only if they make a big dill out of it.
Shadowborne
Looks a bit cucumbersome to set up too.
StarshipSuperTrooper
Listen, if the invite says "Pickle party" and I arrive to this, we're already in a dill-emma and I'll be taking my gherkin home.
Goronhead
This is what I mean when I ask for extra pickles on my burger.
terrifyingspacemonkeys
Did you get the idea from one of those 70s cookbooks with the milk chicken and jello salad?
HelikaformerNubisKnight9
I'm sure it's an idea from the same cook book with the Mett-Igel (raw-pork-hedgehog). I love me some Mettbrötchen and pickles!
Amandlaman
The WHAT?
MrRareza
Don't even get me started on the banana and ham rollups with hollandaise sauce or the turkey dinner jello combo!
MrRareza
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CommunCreator
It was … the SALMON MOUSSE!
Tonberryc
I'll pass on having my home smell like vinegar for the next 2 weeks, but I respect the creativity.
suppafly
Vinegar smell dissipates in like 20 minutes.
Tonberryc
You are seriously underestimating the difference between you eating pickles by yourself and an entire party of people spilling pickle juice all over your home for several hours.
suppafly
Nah, lots of people use it for cleaning basically their entire house, the smell takes the same time to go away whether there is a lot of it or a little of it.
rambleramblramble
buttcreambandit
Ok now get the whiskey and we got a party. Also cheese and meats
ChePollino
Knax sind die besten.
qazxswedcvfrtgbnhyujmkiol
Kühne for life!
ChePollino
Randomice
That is an idea. Yes, it is.
hendawg2020
Nearly.
JohnTheBird
No no no no, it's a genius idea ... Narnia opened in my head.
SirRichardOfHead
Of all the ideas I have heard of, this sure is one.
cyclone0619
Nearly an idea.
GFere
not a good one, but it is an idea
lRichArdl
just add whiskey to it
LealmanBuckeye
That is definitely one of the ideas of all time.
Snooj
It is not an idea, but as the title suggests, the concept is near to an idea.
Kamchatkah
Close enough.
LiarLiarPantsUntier
Not the worst idea Germans ever had, though.
Frodomann1
Oh nien you didn’t!
LiarLiarPantsUntier
Or, the wurst idea?
HogWashDiddler
Not gonna lie, id love to come across that at some party some place. Pickles are fucking awesome.
snarkybitch
Id add olives and other pickled things like okra and brussel sprouts
wizard07ksu9000
Until you eat an entire jar and lova ya some pickles....
ThatCanadianViking
Im ok with it until they start drinking it. However if the are moonshine/vodka pickles im all on board.
satanslittleposter
"I love me some pickles"
AvidApostate
My dad would drink a cup of pickle juice before bed everyday. He was convinced it had medicinal properties. It didn't. But I think he would still have liked this.
grenader
Pickle juice is an amazing beverage when it's hot and/or humid and you're doing a lot of work. Just a little goes a long way. Keeps your hydrated and feeling energized, prevents cramps.
qazxswedcvfrtgbnhyujmkiol
As a firefighter in California: on wildland fires they hand out food bags if you are away from base camp for an extended stretch. Pickles in a bag (w/ Pickle juice) is often added to the bag specifically for that reason!
RobErtE87
It kind of does. It's vinegar, acetic acid has shown in multiple studies to decrease glucose spikes by 20-30% by inhibiting the digestive enzymes in your saliva that break down carbs, leading to a more even glucose level and over time less stress on the whole insulin/glucose/diabetus system, including managing hunger peaks.
Mercurybird
I just saw something about that, drinking vinegar. It doesn’t take much each day and even if you add it to water, you can hardly taste it.
jnmjnmjnm
You would need to offset this benefit with effects of the increase in sodium.
Kiotetravels
You could just drink vinegar, so that you wouldn't get the salt
Steed
Don't know why you got downvoted for that, I was going to mention the salt content as well
suppafly
Unless you're predisposed to high blood pressure, I think you mostly just pee it out.
AnyRandomBob
For decades the notion that an excessive consumption of salt (NaCl) leads to hypertension has persisted.
However, this idea is based on opinion, not scientific proof. Despite this, every health organization, agency,
and clinicians around the world have been advising salt restriction, especially to hypertensive patients. The
present review article suggests that the consumption of a high-salt diet is not the cause of hypertension and
that there are other factors, such as added sugars, which
AnyRandomBob
which are causative for inducing hypertension and
cardiovascular disease.
2017 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. The American Journal of Medicine (2017) 130, 893-899