Bread & Butter Pickles
CULTJAR aims to create depth of flavour & longer lasting deliciousness through their home grown and hand pickled products. These Bread & Butter pickles are sweet and sour pickled cucumber inspired by the classic bread and butter recipe that originated with Depression-era farmers who bartered their pickles for everyday staples. They craft these traditional pickles with the perfect balance of sweet and tangy flavours. Whether layered in sandwiches with smoked fish, cheese, and charcuterie, or used as a bright garnish for hearty stews and casseroles, their pickles add that essential pop of flavour to elevate any dish.
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Bread & Butter Pickles
CULTJAR aims to create depth of flavour & longer lasting deliciousness through their home grown and hand pickled products. These Bread & Butter pickles are sweet and sour pickled cucumber inspired by the classic bread and butter recipe that originated with Depression-era farmers who bartered their pickles for everyday staples. They craft these traditional pickles with the perfect balance of sweet and tangy flavours. Whether layered in sandwiches with smoked fish, cheese, and charcuterie, or used as a bright garnish for hearty stews and casseroles, their pickles add that essential pop of flavour to elevate any dish.
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CULTJAR aims to create depth of flavour & longer lasting deliciousness through their home grown and hand pickled products. These Bread & Butter pickles are sweet and sour pickled cucumber inspired by the classic bread and butter recipe that originated with Depression-era farmers who bartered their pickles for everyday staples. They craft these traditional pickles with the perfect balance of sweet and tangy flavours. Whether layered in sandwiches with smoked fish, cheese, and charcuterie, or used as a bright garnish for hearty stews and casseroles, their pickles add that essential pop of flavour to elevate any dish.
