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Old June 22, 2013   #11
Diriel
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Some old timers would add in Oak Leaves, Cherry Leaves, or Grape Leaves (fresh picked off the plants). The Tannins in these leaves help keep the pickles crisp. IMO Oak is a bit too tannic / astringent. Cherry ok as long as you don't over do it. Grape is usually a good bet.

Or you can use Pickle Crisp as per the instructions and that works pretty good of course.
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