Mrs. Wages Kosher Dill Pickles Quick Process Mix, Quick and Easy, Simple-To-Use, Traditional Pickle Flavoring, Enhance Your Pickling Cucumbers, 6.5 oz Packet (Value Pack of 6)

I love almost anything pickled, and I only say 'almost' because once in a blue moon the flavoring is a little off with certain vinegar and pickling spices. My friend gave me a jar of pickled eggs and pickled carrots that she made using this product. Those were the best pickled eggs I have ever had in my whole life. I ran to buy this product and got a great price. Because it was end of season, I got six packets for $6. It's now six packets for just under $20. That is still a wonderful price. The flavor point of the pickling spice is truly the best. I purchased the kosher dill packages and I am absolutely in love with the flavor! I love it so much, I'm not sure if I'll try the other flavors but I recommend that you purchase this product if you are a pickled anything fanatic like me. The preparation is also super easy so bonus points for that too.

Tasty and a very easy mix. The bread and butter mix is also very good.

Love this product. It’s hard to find pickle mix without kosher, this one is great!!!!

This mix is really easy., And the taste is pretty darn good.

Great product

To this day I can't find any recipes better than Mrs wages for dill pickles. I love this and I was able to make pickles today.

I am so glad I discovered the seasoning packets. It doesn't even take me 10 minutes each week to make a batch of refrigerator pickles. The only reason I didn't give it five stars is it is so so salty!

Stuck here in our winter home in the southwest, I had a craving for some of the bread and butter pickles that I canned months ago, but had to leave in the pantry at our home in the northeast. I happened upon some nice pickling cukes at a local farmers' market here and decided to make a small-batch of pickles here. I couldn't find the Mrs. Wages B&B pickling spices at any local stores, so I turned to Amazon. Although I had to buy a 6-pack of them, the net price wasn't that bad when compared to the cost of buying individual packets.I cut up my cukes and made my batch of pickles and canned a half-dozen pint jars. They turned out just as good as my home batches. My only concern is that I had a LOT of leftover brine by the time I ran out of cukes and ended up dumping a significant portion of the sugar-vinegar-spice mixture down the sink. Next year, I'll divide the B&B mix into two vacuum-sealed pouches and divide the recipe into two to minimize my brine-waste and will keep the extra packet for the following year.The remaining packets from my order are travelling back to the northeast with me for next autumn's pickling season.