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Pickles
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Lee Bros.®
Pickled Peaches
We commissioned Mrs. Sassard to make these Pickled Peaches by hand from
South Carolina peaches, and their flavor is timeless, incomparable.
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one quart jar $23.00
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NEW! Pickled
Green Beans
These slender, tender green beans still have a distinctive pickle crunch.
They're savory and addictive. Made with care by Old South, in Alma, Arkansas.
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two 16 oz jars $22.00
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Pickled
Brussels Sprouts
This new offering from Old South is destined to become a classic. Pickled
in the traditional spicy style with vinegar and a hot red pepper
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two 16 oz jars $22.00
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Old South
Okra Pickle
Who said slimy? This crisp, tart okra pickle will astonish you with its
versatility--use as an appetizer, hors d'oeuvre and garnish. It's so tasty,
it'll become your new stand-by.
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two 16 oz jars $22.00
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Old South
Watermelon Rind Pickle
Southern picklers discovered long ago that the unique texture of
watermelon rind makes for an exciting pickle. Tip: use its syrup for a ham
glaze or in your own barbecue sauce receipt!
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two 8 oz jars $19.50
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Old South Pickled
Baby Green Tomatoes
Pickled baby green tomatoes--"Tomolives," as Bryant Preserving
calls them--are an addictive alternative to gherkins and a perfectly Southern
innovation.
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two 8 oz jars $19.50
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Lee Bros.® Pickled Artichoke
Large, crisp lobes of Jerusalem artichoke are a festive and crunchy
garnish, or a snack all their own (once you start, it's hard to put down the
jar). These Jerusalem artichokes are cut by hand and pickled for us in
Lobeco, SC, from local artichokes.
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one 16 oz jar $19.50
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Lee Bros.® Iced Tomato Pickle
Nothing is cooler on a grilled burger than a slice of green tomato,
pickled semi-sweet, Southern-style, with a little garlic and coriander seed.
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one 16 oz jar $19.50
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