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Mon, Feb-16-04, 08:32

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Pickles?

Are dill pickles allowed? The book and the guide seem to differ, just wondering if anyone knows. Thanks.

Dena

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Mon, Feb-16-04, 10:39

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Dill pickles are fine as far as I know. Sweet pickles are definitely not.

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EMLY
Thanks so much, I will have to stock up on the Vlassic pickles! I am just starting SB today, being allowed to have these will make the WOE much easier for me.

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You're welcome. I think they are especially tasty with ham/turkey rolled around them. And a nice addition to egg or tuna salad. They add flavor and cruch. Pickles have definitely helped me.

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