Heinz Dill Relish, 26 fl oz Bottle

Great dill relish. Dill relish is hard to find, as most relishes in my area stores are sweet. This is Heinz and Heinz products are great and you can trust them, as they are of great quality. I wish I could say the same for their ruining of their ketchup, which is no longer thick. Heinz dill relish comes in a good squeezable plastic container.

What a nice change to have dill relish on my bland turkey sandwich … a nice change to sweet pickle relish. A friend brought dill potato salad to a party (which I really almost didn’t even try) and I loved it!

I love dill relish. Usually I can only find sweet dill relish so I was pleased to discover this item. It is a large bottle at a great price. I personally use it on either hotdogs or in tuna salad.

Really good flavor.

This is my all time favorite dill pickle relish. It is so good. On sandwiches, in tuna, egg or chicken salad or other sandwich spreads.

Dill pickle relish is hard to find. I’m glad i have mine for the winter.

There may be gourmet dill relish out there, but for the money, I can't complain at all about Heinz Dill Relish. Nice fresh dill taste that is great on sandwiches, burgers, hot dogs and........try putting some in a mixed green salad with all your usual items and dressing. That is what I did and what a nice surprise it was! Brightened the salad and gave a nice dill zing here and there in the bites of salad. Of course, I used it sparingly so as not to overpower.Admission here. I'm perfectly fine with the squeeze bottle, but honestly I bought for the quantity of dill relish rather than the convenience of a squeeze bottle. In fact, I do find the bottle to be perhaps a bit wasteful as, at least for me, I don't seem to manage to get just a little relish to come out of the squeeze bottle. I always end up with the thought "oh, that was a bit more relish than I intended to use." type thing.Probably most would not have problem with it and of course, that is good for Heinz as you go through more faster and then buy more.I used the squeeze bottle a few times and then ended up transferring the relish into a "sweet" relish jar I'd just emptied and cleaned. Now I make a sandwich I can spoon out just the amount of relish I want instead of getting an "oops" splodge. :)

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