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  1. I propose a level 3+ pickle. Take your pickle doesn’t matter the type doesn’t matter the base throw it in the garbage where it belongs🤮. Sorry, can’t stand pickles. Don’t want them on my anything literally anything.

  2. Do the same thing but instead put the open jar in a vacuum chamber, get the vacuum up to a nice amount then let the air back in and have instant pickles.

  3. The seconds ones aren't even pickles 😂 They literally haven't pickled in two hours tf are you talking about. They're named after the process that happens not because they're stuck in vinegar two hours. I now have to assume you know nothing about pickles at all.

  4. Stop eating store bought pickles. They contain a harmful ingredient called tartrazine.

    Tartrazine, is an artificial food colour. You may also hear it referred to as Yellow #5 or E-102. avoid tartrazine because it has been shown to cause hypersensitivity reactions, asthma, and may contain carcinogenic elements.

  5. I made a half gallon jar of spicy pickles and shared with my Mexican friend. He had to pace himself. Gid helped me make the best pickles. I wish I could reproduce. It was kind if hap hazard. But I did use Habanero, jalapeno, scorpion pepper around other things.

  6. The only thing I dislike about this chanel is EVERYTHING has to be spicy af for it to be "next level" how about something that doesn't hurt to eat. I get the appeal to spice but not every meal or snack has to have it to taste good. That being said I do think you are a great chef and know your stuff and stuff looks amazing just not crazy about spicy foods.

  7. He didn’t mention what helps keep the pickles crisp-depending on the cucumber, removing the ends can help prevent them from going soft as either cucumber end has an enzyme that makes them go soft sooner. One other, tannins really help keep them crisp. I like using black tea leaves but you can use grape leaves too.