pickle juice
Salty green liquid
Pickle juice is the brine left in a jar after the pickles are eaten—a salty, vinegary liquid.
Some drink it straight to relieve muscle cramps or hangovers, or use it in recipes: She added a splash of pickle juice to the potato salad.
It has gained minor cult status as a folk remedy and cocktail ingredient.
- salt waterH2O with sodium chloride
- picklebackWhiskey chased with brine
- shot glassSmall vessel for spirits
- lacto-fermentationBacterial food preservation method
- fermented foodsEdibles processed by microorganisms
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- brinesbrine, salt water, saltwater, saline, salt solution
- Pickleskosher dills, kosher dill, gherkin, cornichon, cornichons
- sour foodslemon, lime, vinegar, grapefruit, cranberry
- Saltysea salt, table salt, kosher salt, rock salt, sodium chloride
- acidic liquidsvinegar, battery acid, stomach acid, wine, hydrochloric acid
- hangoverhangover, hungover, morning after, rough night, one too many
pickle juicesimple syrup
Sugar dissolved in water
honey · sugar water · maple syrup · agave nectar · plain water
pickle juicespring water
Groundwater surfacing naturally
fruit juice · lemonade · apple juice · coconut milk · almond milk
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