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Pickle joy no more?

I love pickles. Love them! To me they are not a garnish but a side dish. I know that my tastes may change after surgery but where exactly do my beloved pickles come in? They are one of my favorite grabs when I want something crunchy or briney or puckery. I will also tuck a sandwich slice into a low carb tortilla with some turkey and vege cream cheese.

Who is still loving pickles and when could you tolerate them? Thanks so much!!

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Nearing the end of my 4th week post-op.

I've had pickles the last two days and they were great. They were the dill version that doesn't have sugar.

Love love love me some pickles!

I have pickles all the time! They are a great snack when you want something with crunch.

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I seriously am over the moon excited that I don't have to give up pickles. My mouth is watering now just thinking about them. Yummy!

I too am very glad I do not have to wait too long after my surgery to have pickles again. I even found sugar free sweet pickles last month and they were delicious. Speaking of pickles are we allow dill relish? I would think so, since it is just like dill pickles. What do you all say?

I eat pickles all the time.

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I too am very glad I do not have to wait too long after my surgery to have pickles again. I even found sugar free sweet pickles last month and they were delicious. Speaking of pickles are we allow dill relish? I would think so, since it is just like dill pickles. What do you all say?

Would you believe I hate relish?!?

So yeah I just went and pinned some recipes for refrigerator pickles...and pickled beets and green beans

This makes me want a pickle!!!!????

I love pickles, and eat the frequently.. I also use the juice to help after extreme workouts.

I'm allergic to cucumbers - so no pickles for me! My daughter could eat a jar at a time.

Mmmmm pickles.

And pickled eggs... haven't made them in ages.

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Pickled green beans are good too. We call them dilly beans here.

I just made some refrigerator pickles, I hope they come out good

Oh this thread makes me happy love me some picked especially the little sweat ones that you see around Christmas time

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