Pickles and the Russians

[Ken Anderson]

I am a bit diappointed in the meeting betwwen Presidents Trump and Putin.
If either of them would be fans of TAGS then they would certainly realize
that the best place for their meeting certainly would have been in Aunt
Bee's kitchen.

That brings to mind this question.  Remember the scene where the Russian
diplomat goes through the refrigerator and finds pickles.  He opens the jar
and tries one,  I wonder if they were Aunt Bee's famous kerosene
cucumbers?  The jar looks more like store bought pickles, so maybe she had
given up canning pickles by this time.  After all, it was a color episode.

-- 
Ken Anderson
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Kerosene pickles

[Elizabeth Busby]

I was given some lemon cucumbers and didn't know what to do with them since
I don't like cucumbers. Then it came to me - pickles!
I took Clara's advice and bought all fresh spices, especially since I
didn't have the ones I needed, and got started. It was a real easy recipe
and I felt like Aunt Bee. I've never made pickles and it took a cup of
vinegar. My husband came in the kitchen after I was through and sniffed and
said it smelled it vinegar. I told him I'd made some pickles his reply:
"kerosene pickles?". He claims he does not like TAGS but he knows a lot
about it. They are still fermenting so I don' know what they taste like. My
sister asked if I was going to the county line and hand them out. Elizabeth
in Ga
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Ken's Pickles

[DAVID QUINN]

Ken, Sunday Martha was reading your post, and she almost fainted at one of the 
pickle facts, until she noticed the word "pits" in the next line.That was a 
close one.


Orville Hendricks - Mount Pilot Butter and Egg Man



In Fiji, guys can't get a girl without first showing her parents his pickle
pits.




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pickles

[Janine]

I loved Ken's pickle jokes, being a pickle lover (dill only). I made my 
own in the past and one time actually had an Aunt Bee moment with a bad 
jar! But I did win blue ribbons at our Central Florida Fair too. I don't 
know where he comes up with these funnies but I sure do appreciate them.

Aunt Bee of Orlando

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Pickles

[CTMIDWAY58]

I think we have missed another great North Carolina business  from TAGS. 
Pickles! Mt. Olive Pickles is probably the biggest pickle packer in  the USA!! 
On New Years they have a Pickle Drop to count down the new year! Not  sure 
of the label on the jars as I have never thought to look closely, but I  
have a feeling they will be Mt. Olive. If not, we still eat a lot of Mt. Olive  
Pickles! And they are so god!
TheCameraNu.
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PS on Pickles

[Elizabeth Busby]

Why didn't Aunt Bee taste her own pickles?   Elizabeth in Ga
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Barney and the Pickles

[Silvia Boosten]

When Barney hands the driver the jar of pickles, he says, 
"Now don't stop for anything".Why did Barney say that?  I always wondered about 
this.
Josephine Pike

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Poisoned Pickles

[Ken Anderson]

I am reading a mystery, "Town in a Sweet Pickle".  Someone is going around
the small town of Cape Willington, Maine leaving jars of pickles.  The only
problem; the pickles are poisoned.

This got me to thinking about our wonderful "Pickle Story" episode.  Wasn't
Barney taking an awful chance when he distributed those kerosene cucumbers
to all those strangers passing
through Mayberry?  Just what if some of those poor unsuspecting folks
actually ate the pickles and got sick?  Or even worse, they died?  Barney
would have found himself in a real pickle.

This all proves just one thing.  If you want a really good pickle you have
to go to Festival Foods in Eau Claire, Wisconsin.

OK, Sande Riggs, aren't you sorry you said you missed me?



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Pickles on Leave it to Beaver

[Ken Anderson]

I just watched an episode of Leave it to Beaver.  Ward came home and
presented June with a present of two quarts of pickles.  June's reaction
was, How in the world will we ever eat two whole quarts of pickles.
 Apparently the good people of Mayfield did not enjoy pickles as much as
the good people of Mayberry did.  She can be thankful that Ward did not
come home with 8 quarts of home make pickles.

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Pickles

[Richard Rehm]

I just finished watching Allen Newsomes' pod cast,about The Mayberry 
Writers,where he talked about Aunt Bee's pickles.  I was reminded of the show 
where Barney brought the Russian and American diplomats to Mayberry for an 
important meeting.Late at night the Russians  were hungry and decided to raid 
Aunt Bees refrigerator.Mr.Lisineovich reached inside of the frig and took out 
ajar.He looked at the jar and saidAah pick less.I always wondered if they 
were the kerosene variety or came from Foleys' market?
 
Joe Layton
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Pickles Ramblers

[Larry Hamrick]

Hey, Mayberry friends. The digest has really been buzzing lately and I enjoy 
reading every message, it's just too much fun.

We've been talking pickles lately so I'm repeating this post I made about a 
year ago for all the new folks who may not have read it. Like Goober said, 
I'll do it! 

My mother-in-law makes the best pickles you ever put in your mouth. She takes a 
jar of whole Mt. Olive pickles (made here in good old NC), slices them herself 
(them store bought slicers cut 'em too thin), simmers them for a while in a 
spice recipe known only to her with a slight helping of garlic and when they're 
done they are gd pickles. Not a hint of kerosene.

I once had a neighbor that owned an old Rambler station wagon with an automatic 
transmission that operated by push buttons on the dash. It's the only one I've 
ever seen like that so it must not have been very common. Us teenage boys loved 
to take it on fishing trips but it wasn't too great for picking up girls.

The digest allows us to visit Mayberry every day and I love it!

  Larry in Lincolnton(58 more days 'til Mayberry Days)



   




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pickles

[colonialcott...@netzero.com]

I've never made pickles, but I know to make the best ones you must go wild with 
allspice! 
Which reminds me again.  What is the number on Clara's winning pickle jar at 
the fair?
(A trivia question at the '04 Mayberry Days, which I happened to know for some 
reason.)
Gluttons, gluttons, glutTONS.
Bee in New Concord, OH



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Pickles

[wesleynichols]

I have not posted in while, long while, but this talk of pickles has me 
wondering, and it has probably been answered before, were the pickles sweet, 
dill,  or other?   My wife and I ask this every time we watch the episode.  

Wes
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Pickles and Cars

[Harry Brewbaker]

Harriet,  My grandmother was a pickle making expert who'se expertise I'd put up 
against your Ph.D professor any day.  People used to come from miles around 
just to hear my grandmother talk about puttin' up a pickle.  Just kidding, but 
she did make great dill, sweet and bread and butter pickles.  My grandfather 
grew the cucumbers and she did the pickling.  I'm not sure what method they 
used but the pickles were usually pretty uniform in size.  Those are day I 
miss.  Going down in Grandma's basement for a jar of whatever you might want.  
If you could can it, my grandmother could put it in a jar and everything home 
grown.  Every vegatable you can imagine, tomato and grape juice, pickles and 
one of my favorites as a boy, pickled beets.  I have not had a good pickled 
beet since my grandmother got too old to can.  I guess I think about this now 
because two weeks ago would have been her 109th birthday.  Grandma fed us all 
well.
  
Ken, I know what you mean about your first car.  My family never had the nicest 
car around either.  In the early 60's we had a German Ford called a Taunus.  
Ugly little thing.  My senior year in high school, my father let me have his 
old 1965 Rambler 770 Classic 2 door hard top.  It hadn't run in 6 months and I 
had to work to get the money to get it going.  $200 later I was tooling down 
the road in a copper colored beauty that others thought terrible.  It had a 287 
V-8 with a 3 speed on the column transmission.  It burnt a quart of oil a week, 
had no lock on the trunk, would occasionaly get stuck in first gear and the 
only window that rolled up and down on it's own was the front passenger 
window.  The others had to be pulled or pushed by hand.  I doubt that car still 
exists, but if it did I would love for someone to contact me and send a 
picture.  I'd love to have it back.  That was a nice thing you did getting in 
touch with those previous
 owners. 
  
Here's the link with a picture of a 65 Rambler 770 Classic.  Just imagine it in 
a copper or bronze color.  I never figured out exactly what that color was.
  
http://www.hubcapcafe.com/ocs/pages01/ramb6503.htm
  
Harry in Salem, VA
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Pickles Everywhere

[Ken Anderson]

I just finished watching an old episode of The Donna Reed Show entitled 
Pickles for Charity.  It had some similarities to TAGS' Pickle Story. 
Donna Stone decided to make home made pickles to sell to raise money for the 
hospital.  When trying to sell them, they gave away free samples, but no one 
would buy any after tasting them.  Turns out Alex and the kids had to give 
all the jars away and pretend they were sold.  She decided to make 300 
pounds because they sold so well, but unlike with Andy's deception, she 
discovered they gave all her pickles away. Rather than being hurt, she 
thought it was wonderful that her family loved her so much they tried to 
spare her hurt feelings. Another big difference was the Stone family 
actually loved her pickles.  No Mayberry sightings in this episode but there 
was a Mayfield sighting as Tooey, from Leave it to Beaver was working in the 
store where they sold the pickles.


May the Spirit of Mayberry Be With You.

Kenneth G. Anderson
2906 May Street
Eau Claire, WI 54701
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Pickles and Weather

[Larry Hamrick]

Hey, Mayberry friends. We're talkin' pickles lately and I have to put in my 
measley 3 cents worth. I've told this before but it will bear repeating. My 
mother-in-law (bless her heart) makes the best pickles I've ever eaten, she 
actually doesn't do the pickling herself but buys Mt. Olive whole dill pickles 
(made here in good ol' NC) and puts her own twist on them. She slices them 
herself, (them store bought slicers cut 'em too thin) adds her own combination 
of spices and a little garlic, simmers them a period of time known only to her, 
then puts them up in jars and they are goood pickles.

BTW, the weatherman says we'll have 4-6 inches of snow in my area of NC Monday 
and Tuesday and my beloved will certainly be making snow cream. No yellow snow, 
no raspberry syrup, no snow cones, I just like mine regular, vanilla in a bowl. 
Of course I'll leave a dime for my wife, I don't want a down payment on a 
husband, she already has one.

  Larry in Lincolnton





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pickles

[jlj9675]

All this talk of pickles prompts me to ask if anyone else has tried the 
canned Mediterranean pickles they carry at WalMart? They are dill with a 
little bite to them and I've been fond of them since tasting them in an 
Israeli restaurant. You can usually get them at international stores too. I 
think you dill pickle enthusiasts would enjoy them.
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Pickles

[Paul Mulik]

When I was a kid we had some of those Tupperware ice-pop molds (iceTups, I 
think they called them.) You were supposed to fill them with fruit juice or 
Kool-Aid, but I used to fill them up with pickle juice. Not because somebody 
said it was healthy, just because I liked them. Only trouble was, I could never 
decide what to call them, pickle-sicles or pop-pickles. 

Paul Mulik

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Pickles

[Harry Brewbaker]

Paul, I vote for pickle-sicles.  We had those tupperware things too.  We put 
pudding in them.  Guess we invented Pudding Pops.  I liked ginger ale in them 
too.  BTW, I used to think it was so weird when my father would watch TV and 
drink pickle juice.  But now I like it too.
  
Harry in Salem, VA


  
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Pickles for the Road

[Mike Peacock]

But remember, Barney didn't pass out pickle juice to the motorists.  He was 
actually giving them Kerosene  :)   Might have helped if they ran out of gas 
:)


Mike Peacock

--original post--
Even though I have ever eaten a pickle when I was hot, it would work fine 
for relief of heat exhaustion.? See its the saline or salt in the pickle 
that would work.? Instead of salt tablets which has an effect on the body 
and blood pressure, the salt that the pickles are soaked in would be 
absorbed in the body quicker and thus relieve the heat exhaustion better 
than for the tablets to be digested then go throughout the body.? When 
Barney was handing out the jars of pickle, it seemed like it might have been 
summertime, so back then when air conditioners in cars were scarce, Barney 
helped relieve the heat.? Especially that one guy from Portland, Oregon who 
had to drive all the way back across the Rockies. :)




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Pickles???

[Bob James]

Harriett: When I was young I can remember being given salt tablets at 
summertime football practice or during other times when I would be sweating a 
lot to replace the salt that I was sweating out. It's not done as much now as 
it is suggested to replace salt and minerals that you lose through heavy 
sweating by ingesting sport drinks. The CDC says that salt tablets can still be 
given but that it should be done under medical supervision. It's really not 
necessary to use them now with the other possibilities available. I'll bet the 
pickles were given as a source for salt replacement in the hot Florida 
environment. Bob



  
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Trivia pickles

[Mike Haviland]

Clara's jar #4  Bee' #11 preachers wife #10 I did not look, Mike the scamp 
Haviland. Hail  to the trivia KING Dennis Beal 


  
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RE: pickles

[Good, Don]

...When done, there's not a pickle in heaven that can hold a candle to
hers. I hope she'll enter them in the county fair next year...
--

You might want to encourage her to enter the shirt-washing contest too.
But watch out. Like Clara with pickles, Aunt Lucy is pretty stiff
competition.

Don Good
(aka Will Hoople)

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pickles

[Larry Hamrick]

Hey, Mayberry friends. This morning I spent some time with my mother-in-law, 
and she's a wonderful person,(bless her heart.) She makes the best pickles 
you've ever put in your mouth. She starts with a gallon of whole Mt. Olive 
pickles (made here in NC), slices them herself (them store bought slicers cut 
'em too thin), adds her own recipe of spices and sugar and simmers them on the 
stove for a while. When done, there's not a pickle in heaven that can hold a 
candle to hers. I hope she'll enter them in the county fair next year. I just 
thought I'd share this because I'm a pickle person, along with being a 
watermelon person, (salt and all).

  Larry in Lincolnton
Yep, that's a pickle..Barney Fife


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Pickles

[Harry Brewbaker]

Now Ken,  I'm sure they grow some fine cucumbers in our neighboring state of 
North Carolina, but my granddaddy, a farmer all of his 83 years, could grow 
every vegatable imaginable at his farm in Bonsack, VA.  Afterwards, my 
grandmother would can everything grown at the big fireplace out behind the 
house.  We never ate fruit, vegatables, juice or pickles from the store.  My 
grandmother put up dill, sweet and bread and butter pickles that I believe 
could have beaten Clara's blue ribbon winners.  I know grandma's had Aunt Bee's 
pickles beat because they wouldn't kill flies and you didn't have to wash your 
hands after eating them.
  
Harry in Salem, VA
  
P.S.  Grandma even made pickled watermelon rind that was right tasty.


  
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pickles or coffee?

[lisa jackson]

 My wife knows how much I can't stand coffee and, when
 we heard the story, she told me, You're probably the
 only person who'd rather have the jar of pickles.

Well, you're not the only one.  I don't like coffee either.  But I don't 
want the pickles if they are bad ol' home pickles.  I only want them if they 
are good ol' store pickles.  : ) By the way, I would take the Starbuck's 
card, though.  They have some kind of awesome chocolate drinks that are 
really yummy, and not a drop of coffee in them.  H, gift cards are one 
thing we'd never see in Mayberry.  I don't think the pharmacy even took 
credit cards, much less gift or debit cards. ; ) Lisa

PS Merry Christmas, Happy New Year and Happy Sir Walter Raleigh Landin' day 
to all of you cyber-Mayberry-ites!! 


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Pickles in Oregon

[Ruth Stanley]

I heard tell some fella brought his wife in Oregon back some pickles he said he 
got in N. Carolina. She said she didn't much care for them  made him throw 
them away  said they tasted real awful, almost like kerosene. 
Aunt Bee 2 (Ruth in Or)
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horse radish pickles

[klw4760]

Just curious.did anyone try my Aunt's hosreradish pickles?
 
Kelly in South Dakota

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re: Pickles

[dudleygl]

 Kelly, do the horseradish pickles have all spice in them?  I've been 
 secretly 
 planning to go wild with all spice one day, but haven't had a good recipe.

  Kim - Wylie, TX

   
Kim, I never would have thought that about you!   :-)
 
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pickles

[Kim]

Kelly, do the horseradish pickles have all spice in them?  I've been secretly 
planning to go wild with all spice one day, but haven't had a good recipe.
   
  Kim - Wylie, TX
   

 
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favorite pickles

[klw4760]

 Has anyone ever heard of Horse Radish pickles? I have a great recipe. The name 
is deceiving as they have a sweet taste to them.
 
Kelly in South Dakota

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Aunt Bee's Pickles in the Museum

[BCunnin107]

But where will you find Aunt Bee's pickles? They're scattered from Oregaon  
to Nova Scotia.  

Brad Neil  Bentley Cunningham
My card, in case you ever need my  services

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