Milwaukee's Baby Dill Pickles

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• Product Details

  

  Enjoy the taste of a classic dill pickle with a crisp, satisfying crunch. Milwaukee's Baby Dill Pickles are made with fresh cucumbers for a naturally fat-free food. Reach for this fresh-packed, 32-ounce jar of pickles for a low-calorie snack or as a side for your deli sandwich at lunch. These baby dill pickles are small and perfect for serving whole on tasty party tray appetizers, on colorful charcuterie boards or with picnic lunches.

  • Contains one 32-ounce jar of Original Milwaukee's Baby Dill Pickles
  • These baby dill pickles are small in size, but have a big crunch
  • With a classic dill pickle taste, they are a naturally fat-free food made with fresh cucumbers
  • Fresh-packed and ready to eat out of the jar, they are a great low-calorie salty snack
  • Serve these baby dill pickles on tasty party tray appetizers, on colorful charcuterie boards or with picnic lunches
  • SNAP & EBT eligible food item

• Dietary Information

  Kosher, No Added Sugar, Pescatarian, Sugar Free, Vegan, Vegetarian

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