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I made some dill pickle soup. The wife specifically requested non kosher gluten free vegan dill pickles. While she was mostly being a cheeky cunt, I accepted the mission. While trying to decipher the wall of pickles in the pickle aisle my eyes were battered by billions of kosher dill jars. Finally on the outskirts of pickle town I saw a few jars of Polish dills.

I made some dill pickle soup. The wife specifically requested non kosher gluten free vegan dill pickles. While she was mostly being a cheeky cunt, I accepted the mission. While trying to decipher the wall of pickles in the pickle aisle my eyes were battered by billions of kosher dill jars. Finally on the outskirts of pickle town I saw a few jars of Polish dills.

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[–] 2 pts

Check the refrigerated pickle isle over the room temp pickle isle. I can usually find better pickles there.

And there are so many kosher pickles because they refer to the salt they use to make the pickles. Kosher salt has a bigger grain and no additives compared to your common table salt.

[–] 1 pt

Kosher salt has a bigger grain and no additives compared to your common table salt.

The only real "additive" in table salt is iodine, which is an essential element in healthy body function. It's in salt these days because they replaced it in bread with bromine, which is pretty much useless to your body by comparison.

TLDR: Use table salt with iodine, it's good for you. (((Kosher salt))) isn't.