Mrs. Wages Quick Process Sweet Pickle Mix - Crunchy, No Artificial Flavors - 5.3 oz Box

I paid a little more for it that would have liked here, but I know the quality of Mrs Wages products and that's what I have used for years to put up pickles with. I completed my canning of this batch yesterday. I haven't tasted them yet, but they look and smell good. Instructions are simple and easy to follow.

My family absolutely loved them! I got more compliments on the taste, the crunch, the overall flavor of them and got requests for more! I will be making more!

It's a commercial spice blend designed to make sweet pickles, usually containing a mix of mustard seeds, coriander, celery seed, cinnamon, allspice, cloves, and sometimes ginger. The flavor profile is warm, aromatic, and a little tangy-spicy to balance the sugar and vinegar used in sweet pickle brines. Pros: • Convenient—no need to buy each spice separately. • Gives a classic, old-fashioned sweet pickle flavor. • Works well for cucumbers, green tomatoes, or mixed vegetables. Cons: • Can be a bit strong if overused. • Pre-mixed ratios mean you can't tweak flavors much. • Not great if you prefer dill or savory-style pickles. If you like sweet, tangy pickles with a hint of spice and cinnamon warmth, this mix will likely hit the spot. If you're more into crisp, garlicky dill pickles, it's probably not your jar of brine.

Mrs. Wages is the best of all the add-ins for pickles, salsa, chili, and many more. They need to create a pickled jalapeno addition next!!! LOL

these pickles are sweet and the recipe is spot on as you would expect candied pickles. the recipe is a slam dunk.

I love the spice mix, the ease of use, and the great taste of Mrs. Wages. The only mix i will use.

This mix is my family favorite. Great on sandwiches.

Definitely an easy way to use all those cucumbers! Having a great cucumber year means lots of pickles...not necessarily a bad thing! I didn't think I'd like the large size, but leftover brine stores well.

good recipe for cucumbers a good crisp pickle

pickles were mushy, but I might have done something wrong.