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Kool-Aid Dills

   May 10, 2007

Dill Pickle

My hometown, Greenville, Miss., made the NY Times….for its Kool-Aid soaked dill pickles.

“They are either the worst thing to happen to pickles or a particularly brave new taste sensation, but Kool-Aid dills are now popular in Mississippi Delta.”

Read the article: A Sweet So Sour: Kool-Aid Dills

…we can expect to see them at the next Pensacola Interstate Fair. Heck, they may be added to the food court in the mall. Remember you heard about them here first.

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