Vlasic Dill Relish, Keto Friendly, 10 fl. oz.

I actually don't remember buying this but it must have been good because I don't have it anymore. I know probably I did buy some pickles to put on or put in tuna salad love tuna salad with pickles onions all those things like that. so I definitely didn't just throw it away I used it.

The only dill relish I will buy. This is the make or break ingredient in my Mac n’ Cheeseburger. First I brown 6-8 ounces of ground beef (or Gardein crumbles for the vegetarians) then season with ketchup, mustard (a couple big squirts) and Vlasic dill relish (heaping spoonful). I add p1 box of Great Value shells and cheese prepared as directed. Delicious meal. Feeds 2-3 generous portions.

This is a delicious dill (not sweet) relish. I love pickles on turkey burgers, grilled cheese and they never cover The whole thing, this give complete coverage so there’s pick.e in every bite.

I'm not sure which one this is , but if it's still it's really good and if it's sweet , it's sweet enough. i like the dill version where my brother likes the sweet version.So we keep both in the house

This dill relish is pure dill flavor without being bitter or overly dill. It sits on the verge of getting you right behind your jaws (like dill pickles tend to do), but not quite. This should be as required for all cookouts as macaroni salad is. In fact, try in in your macaroni salad for a different flavor.

Vlasic Dill Relish, Keto Friendly, 10 fl. oz. is the perfect addition to the pantry. We use it in our potato salad and also in our tuna fish. It is delicious as a side when we grill out. Vlasic has a very high standard and long stand company. Only the very best for our family.

Love Dill spice, it enhances many sauces, and recipes. Make your own tarter sauce it's great on sandwiches the list goes on. Added to tuna salad egg salad potato salad it just improves all.

This is my favorite relish. It tastes great without being overly sweet or sour. In addition to using it straight as a condiment, I also use it in tuna salad, and when making my version of 1000 Island dressing/sauce.

I commonly use this instead of sweet relish, especially in potato salad. Sweet relish has its's place but Dill, dill is good when you want to not make something sweet or sweeter.

I only get this dill relish when my favorite one is out of stock. This works as a good substitute. I wish the chunks were a little smaller. I wish it was a little less sweet and little more sour since it's a dill relish. Works great though in a pinch and is a great dill relish.