5 Ways to Use Leftover Pickle Juice

These five ways to use Leftover Pickle Juice will blow your mind! This kitchen hack is the perfect way to reduce, reuse, and recycle. You will never toss that juice again once you learn these ingenious, money-saving tips.

The next time you finish a jar of your favorite pickles, don’t toss that beautiful brine. Instead, check out these five ways to use Leftover Pickle Juice. These kitchen hacks will have you wondering why you never thought of these ideas before. There are so many different varieties of pickles, from sweet to hot, that can be used in a number of ways. Here are a few ideas we really love.

Kitchen Hack: 5 Ways to Use Leftover Pickle Juice

1. Relieve Upset Stomach – It may be hard to believe, but the acid from the vinegar in pickle juice can help balance the PH level in your stomach and make you feel better again.
2. Boost Your Cocktail – Make your own Homemade Bloody Mary Mix. This highly customizable drink mixture will really spice up your cocktail hour with the addition of leftover pickle juice.
3. Make Dill Pickle Butter – Salmon lovers rejoice! Dill Pickle Butter is the ultimate topping for your favorite fish and gives salmon a nice tangy taste.
4. Creamy Dill Pickle Salad Dressing – Calling all pickle lovers, you will love this tangy, creamy dill pickle salad dressing recipe. It’s easy to make with pickle juice, avocado, and olive oil.
5. Rehydrate with Pickle Juice Popsicles – After a workout, suck on these pickle juice popsicles to ward off muscle cramps since they rehydrate with natural electrolytes.

Some of our favorite pickle recipes:

• Spicy Quick Pickles – The hardest part about making these super simple Spicy Quick Pickles is the 48-hour wait before diving into their their zesty goodness. Place pickling cucumbers in a jar, add spicy thai peppers and spices, then cover with an easy vinegar brine. Your refrigerator will do the rest of the work!
• Sun Pickles – Learn to make Sun Pickles with this simple homemade recipe. This recipe requires no canning, and takes very little prep time. These brined treats sit in the sun for three days, then they are ready to eat.
• Probiotic Pickles – This no-fuss recipe for Probiotic Pickles is a delicious way to add natural probiotics into your diet. They help relieve bloating by aiding your digestive system.

We hope you find these five ways to use Leftover Pickle Juice helpful. Be sure to visit our Kitchen Hacks section for more ways to save time and money in the kitchen. To find healthy recipes, follow us on Facebook and Pinterest. Enjoy!

Disclosure: The author of this article is not a trained medical professional, nor a dietician. All of the information in this post is based on research, doctor recommendations, and personal experience.