(4 pack) Great Value Dill Squeeze Relish, 10 fl oz Bottle

This dill relish is in a squeeze bottle and I love it. I eat it on hot dogs with mustard and it’s delicious. It’s minced into perfectly cut pieces that work great in salads or deviled eggs. It’s a pleasant change from sweet relish and is my first choice.

this was needed in motor home unbreakable and no utensils needed it was runny but it had to be to squeeze so taste wasn't as good but I'll buy again because of the size for rv fridge and the it definitely best way to buy useful and no safety worries with broken glass screw lid or knife spoon washing for getting it out and on bread bun relish dish ECT it's only way to buy it for the RV trip

I love that this relish comes in a squeeze bottle! So easy to use and less messy! The flavor of the relish is perfectly dill and perfect consistency, not allot of extra liquid, more pickle! I’ve used it on hot dogs, hamburgers, potatoes salad and allot more!

So this isn’t sweet relish, so make note of that. Otherwise, this dill relish tastes like any other dill pickle with at has been minced. I like using it for my deviled eggs %26 chicken/tuna/egg salad recipes. It beats trying to neatly chop up a slippery dill pickle. This is isn’t the type of relish you might traditionally use on hotdogs tho. My husband was surprised that this relish was not sweet. (It’s b/c it’s dill pickle relish, not sweet pickle relish.) Maybe you could add some white table sugar to make it sweet like hotdog relish.

Dill relish is a really good relish in sandwiches and salads like egg salad. This is as good as a name brand version and the right size. Brought for hot dogs and hamburg's to compliment or cook outs this summer. Peanut butter with pickles is a kids sandwich and I use relish instead.

This product is good. I use it when I make tuna salad. It is also good in sandwiches. One clarification: The Walmart wording for one rating sub-category is confusing: "Sweetness". Dill relish should NOT be sweet. It should be tart or sour, similar to dill pickles. I gave "sweetness" 5 stars, because this relish is tart or sour, very similar to dill pickles -- just as it should be.

great relish. A must- have at our house! we put in all kinds of salads, recipes etc. the Dill flavor is authentic %26 adds a bit of flare to the meal. Reasonable price too.

I love the convenience of the squeeze bottle. This bottle of dill relish is great for making homemade tartar sauce. Just the perfect amount of dill flavor to pickle ratio. Relish for hotdogs or just about anything you want to add a dill relish to. The best part? No dirty spoons!

I mean, it's dill relish. What is there to say about dill relish? It's chopped pickles, people. It's got dill in it. It's not a big "dill," haha. But really--I mean, it's okay. It's not the best, it's not the worst. For the price, sure, go with it. It'll keep you from starving or getting scurvy. Conveniently, you don't even have to dirty a utensil, so it's easy to use. Put it on a burger, on tuna, in chicken salad; use it for picnics, for catching a catfish on the end of your fishing line, or in your favorite hamburger helper recipe. It's really good. Just not the caviar of dill relishes, ya know?

I tried the squeeze bottle, even though they're typically more expensive, because I wanted to see if the convenience was worth the small extra cost. WRONG. It would only squeeze out liquid 75% of the time, not matter how many times I shook it. Luckily since it wastes so much it was quick to go through so I could buy the jar version instead.