(3 pack) Great Value Sweet Relish, 24 fl oz

I am more of a dill relish person.However, my daughter's boyfriend being Filipino says sweet relish is what they use most and he liked the flavor, said it was not too sweet which would ruin it. For me, it was very inexpensive, so together it is a great product.Just the right amount of sweetness and just the right price.I would say go get some, however; I would say, go get some dill relish l o l

Enhance your favorite dishes with Great Value Sweet Relish, 24 fl oz., Jar. Perfect on hot dogs, for hamburgers, or stirred into tuna, this relish adds a flavorful, slightly sweet crunch to every bite. Its ease of use and ready-to-eat convenience make meal prep simple, whether for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or a quick snack. Bright in color and rich in taste, it's a versatile pantry staple that works for everyday meals, backyard cookouts, and food drives. Highly recommended; would definitely buy again.

I can't remember how many years I've been buying this exact brand for my sweet relish. It's just as good as any other more expensive brand. I use it in my famous potato salad, a little in my deviled eggs, a little in both my tuna salad and chicken salad! It's the perfect amount of sweetness and the perfect price!

This is my favorite relish ! It adds a special taste to anything that you can put it on, especially hot dogs and hamburgers. I also put some in my potato salad.

This is a good value and tastes as sweet as other relishes that cost more. It is great in tuna or on hot dogs. The larger size makes sure you won't run out as soon, and you'll have enough for picnics. The relish is firm enough to add texture to whatever you're eating. If you need relish frequently, this is a sensible option.

This can stand toe to toe with other products and hold it's own. You won't be disappointed with this purchase.

So my mom always used the large salty pickle cubes in her potato salad. I asked her why when she could just buy the sweet pickle relish. I got her hooked now though. Now she claims she always used sweet relish. Yeah, right mom! I always try the cheaper brand of products because I am frugal and on a budget, so I do like the Great Value brands for money reasons, and the taste is just as good as any other brands.

It's fine, but I don't understand why a basic cucumber and vinegar relish should cost so much. It's $3.22 for a 24 oz glass jar, or $1.72 for a 10 oz GW plastic squeeze bottle. By comparison, GW mustard is 98 cents for a 20 oz plastic squeeze bottle. GW ketchup is similar in price per oz. That's like 3.5x as much per ounce for relish. so I'm going to just use mustard or ketchup as my only condiments, based on the price of relish.

The first thing I noticed about this product is it's dry, it's like really dry there's not enough juice in it. The color is dull which means it probably doesn't have any artificial colors which I suppose is a good thing but I like the bright green of most pickle relishes. The next thing I don't like is it's course ground and there are a lot of long stringy bits. It's off putting for me to have long string bits and big chunks of pickles. i want a fine even dice. This has a lot of spices in it making it taste more like a homemade from scratch relish. I can taste the cloves and nutmeg which is OK but I'm not crazy about it. There isn't enough sour taste, not enough vinegar or lemon and I didn't notice any onions. It just has an odd flavor, along with the spices the dryness the course ground there are more things wrong with this relish than right. I won't buy it again.

This relish is not cut threw. Big stringy pieces Not easy to eat Thank you Now I had to purchase Mt Olive products