Mrs. Wages 7 qt. Kosher Dill Pickles Quick-Process Pickle Mix

A: YOU WILL NEED 9-11 lbs of pickling cucumbers (about 50–3 to 4 inches) 3 ⅓ cups Mrs. Wages® White Distilled Vinegar (5% acidity) 7 ⅓ cups water 1 pouch Mrs. Wages® Kosher Dill Pickle Mix

A: Hi Stoopella, There is a picture of the ingredients in this products description. Simply scroll through all the photos.

A: You will receive 1 for the price listed. But, 12 come in a case.

A: You would need to contact your local TS location directly for store inventory infomation.

A: This mix would need to be cooked.

A: As long as your follow the directions on the back of the package, and process them in a hot water bath canner (10 minutes for pints and 15 minutes for quarts) they will be shelf stable in your pantry for up to one year.

A: Quick-process pickling mix, allows you to make dill pickles at home.

A: Hello, Yes it can. Thank you for your question!

A: Thank you for your question! This product is for making kosher dill pickles. For additional cooking information, please contact the manufacture directly.

A: We have included the manufacturer's response below: Lime Solution for soaking before canning: 1 tablespoon per 1 quart (4 - cups) water - soak up to 24 hours; in a food safe container; not aluminum. Remove from lime water and rinse, three times in cool water; then soak 3 additional hours in ice water. This is an important step - you want to make sure to remove the lime residue. Lime or calcium hydroxide is available for use in fermented pickles – but should not be used in quick-process pickles. If you use lime it must be food grade (Mrs. Wages pickling lime) and excess lime must be removed from the cucumbers before brining. This is done by draining the lime water off the cucumbers then soaking them in fresh water for one hour. Repeat this process for 2 more times to make sure that all of the lime is removed. Alum may also be used to firm pickles. Excess alum will make the pickles bitter. Other firming agents such as grape leaves, etc. should not be used because they can interfere with the safety of the pickled products! Lime was never an ingredient in any of the pickle mixes. Lime has been, and is currently, available under Mrs. Wages for consumers who want to use it. You can use lime to treat pickles before using our pickle mixes, but it is not necessary.