Mt. Olive Kosher Baby Dill Jumbo Pickles - 66 fl oz

I take these out and slice them into spears add a few garlic cloves or a couple teaspoons of garlic powder and some red pepper flakes. 2 teaspoons of salt. Give them a shake.. Put them in the fridge a few days and you'll have the best spicy garlic dill pickles EVER!! I promise you won't be disappointed. And for a fraction of the price of gourmet pickles.

My 8 y/o is on a pickle kick! She eats 2 or 3 a day and these are her absolute favorite! I dice them up for tuna salad, or slice up for a ham sandwich, especially during these hot summer days. My daughter takes her pickles very seriously, after she's found the perfect pickle, she spears it with a fork and eats it off the fork. LOL I feel like the pickles are crunchier than other brands and they're not too tart or too salty…they're just right. :)

We as a family enjoy the smaller dill pickles. These pickles are not just small but they are delightfully crisp %26 crunchy. The dill is tart and refreshing. I can't keep them in the house. My grandkids eat them like candy. I would definitely recommend them to anyone who enjoys real dill pickles crunchy and delicious not to speak of the delightfully low price.

I, William Jennings, can speak on my entire family's appreciation for Walmart, Sam's Club, Str8Talk, and all the various brands that you carry. We have never had an incident that was not its best.

I have been a fan of Mt Olive since the 90's. I miss the pucker though, it used to be the best dill pickle, but it seems like they have changed their recipe.

Mt Olive makes a good kosher dill pickle. Have only been disappointed once with soft pickles in a jar. Didn't stop me from enjoying their products as I just wrote it off as a fluke.

The very best pickles I've ever tried- and I'm super picky about my pickles! These are my ultimate favorite and I highly recommend them- crunchy, salty and perfectly flavored: can't go wrong with these :)

I'm not going to make it Walmarts problem that the pickles are huge when they say baby dill that's on the pickling company and I'll take that up with them and call the number on the lid. Over all it was a great price I love pickles and the ones that are too big for me to eat I'll cut up for burgers.

I only like Mt Olive baby dills, so I jumped at the chance to get 2, 2 qt jars for the price point. I was a bit disappointed to see that the actual size of the pickles was not exactly the same as the smaller jars. They are kind of a cross between the regular-sized dills and the baby dills. Not a total deal breaker, but I was expecting the perfectly tiny baby dills that I get in the quart jar.

I think the wrong label got on them! They're huge and rubbery! I only like mini or baby dills because they're crunchier and do well on a skewer for drinks . I only kept them because I had an early Thanksgiving and needed pickles, I cut them in 4s and still rubbery. The taste was ok, but nobody would eat them so they'll go in the garbage unfortunately! I took 3 pictures for below to compare a large vs a baby dills. The 1st picture, the left is what I received , the right is a baby dills just bought yesterday.