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Honey Harissa Hot Girl Pickles

Honey Harissa Hot Girl Pickles

Regular price $14.00 USD
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Nobody has ever accused a pickle of being too subtle, which makes adding harissa and honey feel strangely logical.

Good Girl Snacks Honey Harissa Hot Girl Pickles take everything inherently satisfying about a cold, crunchy pickle and push it somewhere considerably more interesting. Honey brings a little sweetness, chili brings the heat, and a mix of garlic, paprika, coriander, caraway, turmeric, and cinnamon gives the brine a warm, savory depth that keeps changing as you eat it. They're spicy, but the honey keeps things civilized. Eat them straight from the jar, put them on burgers and sandwiches, introduce them to a cheese board, or chop them up and let an otherwise responsible salad make some questionable decisions. Sweet, salty, spicy, sour, crunchy. Yes, there are a lot of things happening here, but somehow, they all get along.

The Details

  • Honey Harissa Hot Girl Pickles
  • Sweet, savory, tangy, and spicy flavor
  • Middle Eastern-inspired spice blend
  • Made with honey, garlic, paprika, whole chili pepper, coriander, caraway, turmeric, and cinnamon
  • Made with organic ingredients*
  • No artificial flavors
  • Seriously crunchy
  • Gluten-free tested
  • Certified Kosher
  • Refrigerate for maximum crunch and tangy flavor
  • 32 oz jar

 

About the Brand:  Good Girl Snacks

Good Girl Snacks was founded by college best friends Leah and Yasaman, whose Persian, Egyptian, and Tunisian backgrounds came with strong opinions about food and an equally strong pickle habit. After realizing the pickle aisle hadn't received much of a personality update lately, they decided to give it one. Hot Girl Pickles pair bold, Middle Eastern-inspired flavors with high-quality ingredients and the kind of branding that makes a jar of cucumbers feel inexplicably culturally relevant. The name isn't really about being hot. It's about knowing exactly what you want and occasionally discovering that what you want is another pickle.

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