Milwaukee's Petite Kosher Dill Pickles

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  Enjoy the taste of a classic dill pickle with a crisp, satisfying crunch. Milwaukee's Petite Kosher Dill Pickles are made with fresh cucumbers for a naturally fat-free food. Reach for this fresh-packed, 32-ounce jar of pickles for a low-calorie snack or as a side for your deli sandwich at lunch. These petite dill pickles are slightly smaller than the original size, similar to cornichons.

  • Contains one 32-ounce jar of Original Milwaukee's Petite Kosher Dill Pickles
  • These petite dill pickles are slightly smaller than the original size, similar to cornichons
  • Enjoy classic dill pickles with a satisfying crunch; made with fresh cucumbers
  • Fresh-packed and ready to eat out of the jar, they are a great low-calorie salty snack
  • Serve these kosher pickles sliced or whole on tasty party tray appetizers, on colorful charcuterie boards or with picnic lunches
  • SNAP & EBT eligible food item

• Dietary Information

  Kosher, No Added Sugar, Pescatarian, Sugar Free, Vegan, Vegetarian

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