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partyBoy

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Hey Everyone::::I wanted to know if anyone here on the forums knows the brand of pickles that the Kosher deli's use.I found some brands but i wanted to see if there's more than just a few brands out there.I am most likely going to have to go to a kosher supermarket to buy these type of pickles.The only ones that i have found in regular supermarkets that come close to the "real" kosher pickles would be from Claussen,I will post a pic of the jar and feel free to post a pic of the jar of Kosher deli pickles that you know of.

P.S. Do not post pickles that are regular pickles(vlasic,b&g) Just Kosher Deli style pickles.
 

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These are the best Kosher dills that I've found in Los Angeles:

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They're really good. They are definitely deli-worthy.


You can find them at Whole Foods and Ralph's (if you're in CA) in one of the refrigerators (not on the shelf).
 
The really GOOD kosher delis will use pickles made by an independent producer whose pickles you won't find in a jar on a supermarket shelf.
 
The really GOOD kosher delis will use pickles made by an independent producer whose pickles you won't find in a jar on a supermarket shelf.

True. Or they make their own in the deli.

That's why I said that Bubbie's is "deli-worthy".

Strub's kosher dills are also good, but they only sell them in Canada (I think).
 
The really GOOD kosher delis will use pickles made by an independent producer whose pickles you won't find in a jar on a supermarket shelf.

I agree. Here's one brand thats not in the regular supermarkets.
 

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