If you love pickles — whether sweet, dill, garlic, or bread-and-butter — you should be using that delicious leftover pickle juice for other things once they're gone. Here are a few suggestions. 1.

Drinking pickle juice has no real side effects, but there are certain preexisting conditions that could be aggravated by it.1. Skip the pickle juice if you are on a low sodium diet for any medical ...

To test this drink trend, some of our editors stirred up a batch of pickle lemonade and shared their thoughts. The drink has ...

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Overall, pickle juice is generally considered safe and beneficial to drink in moderation. Try to drink around 1/3 cup per 100 pounds of body weight after heavy exercise.

What to do with pickle juice 1. Use it to flavor meat Rifkin likes to use pickle juice as a meat marinade, which she says adds extra flavor to dishes like chicken or pork chops.

Drinking pickle juice “may be ineffective at alleviating exercise-associated muscle cramps by replenishing electrolytes,” according to the researchers. Part of the problem is that muscle ...

Pickle juice. It doesn’t sound like something you’d want to drink ever, let alone every day as part of an exercise regime. However, that is exactly what a cohort of fitness buffs are on to at ...

The Pickle Juice Slush is back on the Sonic menu through Aug. 28. Growing up, I was the kid who accepted when friends dared me to eat weird stuff. I also love dill pickles.