Sugar Free Sweet Relish

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Sugar Free Sweet Relish

Postby want2Bthin » June 14th, 2005, 10:32 am

Today when I went to the grocery I found sweet pickle relish that is sugar free & sweetened with Splenda. I like to make chicken or turkey salad sometimes & I have been using dill relish when I make it which is ok but I like sweet better. Now I can have sweet relish! :D 1 tbsp has 0 cal, 0 carb, & 90 sodium. The brand was the store brand: Kroger.

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Postby martha » June 14th, 2005, 10:58 am

ANGELIA--- Thanks for the tip.. I love sweet relish in mine too.. sisn't know there was any on the market.. Martha
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Postby martha » June 14th, 2005, 10:59 am

DUH!!!!!!!!!! can you say still learning to type???? I meant to say didn't--sorry--martha
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Postby victoria7 » June 27th, 2005, 8:25 pm

and a brand called "Mt. Olive" here on the west coast has the same sugar-free relish *and* bread & butter chips and sweet pickles! Yay!
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Postby Sablebaby » June 27th, 2005, 8:43 pm

YES!! :bounce:

I went out looking for sugar free sweet pickles today. Since I kept reading about them here I had to go find them. I ended up finding them at only one store, Fry's (Kroger). They had the kroger brand (I was so surprised and happy due to the price!) and also the Mt. Olive brand. They had all kinds of them...sliced, spears, etc... I also saw the relish but didn't buy that just yet. I am happy I found these at GREAT prices! :D :D I hate paying more for these kind of things. :x
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Postby Guest » July 1st, 2005, 11:16 am

I mix the sweet relish with mustard and use it as dipping sauce for my celery sticks! YUM, YUM, GOOD!!
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Postby Tk » July 1st, 2005, 11:17 am

Gosh darn it, I wasn't logged in. That above post was mine.
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