Heinz Relish, Dill, 12.7 fl oz Bottle

Mixes well with tuna fish and great with hot dogs

The old standby! The leader in the business. Nice new container.

Love this relish! Best taste and consistency. Use it in macaroni salad, potato salad, deviled eggs and tuna salad.

I set out to learn to cook my own keto hamburgers a few months ago, and I discovered that Heinz hamburger dill pickles not only had by far the look, feel, and taste closest to McDonald's burgers, but that their hamburger dill pickles had only one fourth to one third the salt of the other dill pickle brands. Well, the hamburger dills don't seem to be available in bulk anymore, and I couldn't find them at my local grocery stores either, but thankfully I found Heinz dill relish. It's got about the same salt content and the same taste as the Heinz hamburger dills, only their chopped up. Imagine that. Anyway, the result is the same. My quick-to-prepare homemade burger has hit a new level. Onion ring by Nathan's. Ketchup is Heinz "no sugar added" ketchup. Mustard is Heinz yellow mustard. Bun is Franz Keto Hamburger bun.

Take ordinary dill pickles, chop them up, and this is what you get. Not nearly as good on sandwiches as slices of pickle, but for mixing into tuna or mac salads, it's convenient. Flavor is mostly vinegar, with no detectable garlic.

I am so glad I was able to find this delicious product online. The grocery stores here in the south stock many, many brands of sweet relish, but a shopper has to be very persistent to locate even one brand of dill relish. It will usually be lurking on the bottom shelf, or w-a-a-y out-of-reach on the back of the top shelf. And when you do find it, a small jar will cost as much as your generous 12 ounce sqeeze bottle. Thank you Heinz for making Dill Relish available at an excellent price.

Heinz dill relishDeal relish is not that easy to find and I do not like sweet pickle relish so when I found this bottle I decided to try it and I really like it it’s so easy just to squeeze some and whatever you need to put it on and the flavor is great I really really like it

It's Heinz relish. That perfect compliment to a hotdog or burger. It isn't runny and won't soak your bread and tastes great. I have tried the competition...after soaking my share of buns, I gave up and bought the real deal. If you like soggy bread go else where. You like you bread dry and want to enjoy you meal with some dill relish, but Heinz. Note, this is a large box, so if you don't eat a LOT of dill relish, you may want to find individual conainers.

My childhood was in the states so the memories of dill pickles in summer times all came back in an instant with this. The price is outrageous! But you cannot find dill pickles anything here in Scotland so a once a summer treat was kinda worth it.

I love these !!!! I use them so many different ways . I deviled eggs, potato salad, chicken salad, etc.

Not the same sweet taste as back home

Too expensive but can't buy anywhere else..i make tartar sauce with it

It’s brilliant perfect