Mount Olive Organic Dill Stuffers – Shelf-Stable Burger Topping for Backyard Cookouts, 16 oz
Mount Olive Organic Dill Stuffers – Shelf-Stable Burger Topping for Backyard Cookouts, 16 oz
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Why you'll love it
- organic cucumbers and vinegar with no synthetic pesticides
- pre-sliced shape saves prep time versus whole pickles
- accommodates multiple diets (vegan, gluten-free, kosher) in one jar
- only 5 calories per serving fits low-calorie eating plans
- free of controversial additives like high fructose corn syrup, Yellow 5, and GMOs
- shelf-stable jar eliminates refrigeration trips before opening
- Long and thin slice shape ideal for sandwiches
- Great dill flavor and right amount of dill
- No seeds in the slices
- Good value for the money
- Close to homemade taste compared to other organic pickles
- Available as organic option without pesticides
- long and thin cut shape that's ideal for sandwiches
- great value for the money
- not too salty
- no extra additives or artificial colors
- firm and fresh
- just the right amount of dill flavor
Perfect for
- layering into lunchtime sandwiches for work or school
- topping burgers and pulled pork at backyard cookouts
- building charcuterie or pickle boards for gatherings
- low-calorie side snack straight from the jar
- packing into picnic coolers for outdoor meals
- long thin slices specifically designed for sandwich layering
- addition to salads
Mt. Olive Organic Kosher Dill Sandwich Stuffers - one 16 oz.
Jar of fresh packed pickle slices - Vegan - Gluten Free - Cholesterol Free - 11 servings per container, 5 calories per serving - No high fructose corn syrup - No Yellow No. 5 - No GMO - No saturated fat
Shelf Stable Pickles
Ingredients: Organic Cucumbers, Water, Organic Vinegar, Sea Salt, Natural Flavors, Calcium Chloride (Firming Agent), And Organic Turmeric (For Color).
- Package Dimensions : 7.99 x 3.62 x 3.5 inches; 1 Pounds
- Item Weight1 Pounds
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the glass jar hold up in a picnic cooler with ice?
Yes. The 16 oz glass jar is sturdy and the shelf-stable format means it does not need to stay cold until after it is opened, so you can pack it into a cooler right before heading out.
Are these pickles good as a burger topping at a backyard cookout?
They are a popular choice for topping burgers and pulled pork at cookouts because the long thin slices drape across the bun without sliding off.
Can I take these on a camping trip without refrigeration on the way?
Yes. The jar is shelf-stable until opened, so it survives the drive and the campsite without needing a cooler for the unopened jar.
How do these dill slices work on a pickle or charcuterie board?
The firm texture and seedless cut make them easy to arrange on a pickle board, and the just-right dill flavor pairs well with cured meats, cheeses, and crackers.
Are the slices a good low-calorie side for outdoor meals?
Yes. At about 5 calories per serving, they are an easy side to set out on the picnic table for guests who want a light option next to the grilled mains.
Will the slices stay firm in the heat during an outdoor gathering?
They are described as firm and fresh, and keeping the jar in a cooler until serving helps them hold their crunch in warm weather.
How do these compare to bringing whole pickles on a camping trip?
The pre-sliced format saves knife work at the campsite, and the long thin shape is ready to layer onto burgers or sandwiches without any cutting board.
Are there any messy drips when I use these on a burger?
No. The seedless, thin-cut slices sit cleanly on the bun, so you avoid the extra brine release that round pickle chips can cause on a hot grill night.
Is the dill flavor strong enough to stand up to smoky grilled food?
Yes. Reviewers note the dill flavor is just right — bold enough to pair with smoky barbecue but not so strong that it overwhelms the meat.
Do I need to bring extra condiments if I serve these at a cookout?
They cover pickle duty for burgers, pulled pork, and charcuterie boards in one jar, so most hosts find they can skip the pickle spear and sliced pickle platter.
Will the jar be too heavy for a hiking picnic?
At 16 oz, the glass jar is a reasonable weight for car camping and picnics. For backcountry trips, transferring a portion to a lighter container is the usual workaround.
Is buying the pack of 2 worth it for an outdoor entertainer?
If you host multiple cookouts or tailgates in a season, the pack of 2 keeps a backup in the pantry so you never run out mid-party.
