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  2. Pickle crisp granules are a type of food additive that helps to create a crisp texture in pickled foods. The granules are typically made from calcium chloride, which is a salt that is commonly used in food preservation.

  3. What Is Pickle Crisp: A Quick Guide for Beginners

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    What Is Pickle Crisp? Pickle Crisp is a product used to ensure that pickles remain firm and crisp after the pickling process. If you’re new to pickling, learn how to pickle cucumbers here. It is made from pure calcium chloride, which is packed into small jars for convenient use.

  4. What are the ingredients in pickle crisp? - Chef's Resource

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    What are the ingredients in pickle crisp? **The main ingredient in pickle crisp is calcium chloride.**. This mineral compound is used to help maintain the firmness and crunchiness of pickles during the pickling process.

  5. How to Use Pickling Crisp Granules: Tips and Tricks

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    Pickling crisp granules are a natural ingredient made from calcium chloride that helps to keep pickled vegetables crunchy and fresh. It works by firming the pectin in the vegetables, which prevents them from becoming mushy or soft.

  6. Calcium Chloride (aka Pickle Crisp®) - Healthy Canning

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    Unlike their other pickle mixtures, their Pickle Crisp is a pure ingredient (pure Calcium Chloride) with no added salt or extra flavourings, etc. It is a coarse powder consisting of small, white round balls.

  7. Here’s to Crisp Pickles! • AnswerLine • Iowa State University...

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    Pickle Crisp is recommended for use with quick-fix pickles and to my knowledge, Ball nor any other reliable agency has not tested it with long-term or fermented pickles. It is only designed to be used just prior to processing, meaning after the jars are filled but before capping.

  8. Crispy Pickles - Penn State Extension

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    To get crisp pickles start with fresh, just-picked vegetables. As vegetables age they lose their crispness. Refrigerate produce if it cannot be used immediately upon harvest. Vegetables become soft as their pectin structure changes due to microbial activity, excess heat or improper handling.

  9. Testing Pickle Crisp - A Gardener's Table

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    More than a year ago I wrote here about Pickle Crisp, a granulated form of calcium chloride that Jarden, the company that makes Ball jars, was planning to sell for home canners (after taking a powdered form of the same chemical off the market, because it tended to dissolve in steam).

  10. pickle crisp - the babbling botanist

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    Pickle Crisp helps keep pickles firm because the calcium helps firm the pectin in the cucumber, the same way lime does.

  11. Crispy Dill Pickles - Cooking with Mary and Friends

    www.cookingwithmaryandfriends.com/2015/02/crispy-dill-pickles.html

    What is pickle crisp? It's calcium chloride. For those of us who like to make our own pickles, relish or anything that has that long, frustrating, pre-soaking process involving pickling lime, there is a simple solution. Pickling crisp!!