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Crispy Dill Pickles Made With Calcium Chloride!
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30 Jul 2012 06:23 #20580
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Crispy Dill Pickles Made With Calcium Chloride! was created by maryellen
Someone needs to forward this to JH. 
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30 Jul 2012 14:11 #20589
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Replied by pam on topic Re: Crispy Dill Pickles Made With Calcium Chloride!
Interesting. I think he misread, since I can't find calcium chloride anywhere (on google), and calcium chlorite is pool shock 
I think i'll make a trip into town and look at one of those jars
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Pam
I think i'll make a trip into town and look at one of those jars
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30 Jul 2012 14:19 - 30 Jul 2012 14:58 #20590
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Replied by maryellen on topic Re: Crispy Dill Pickles Made With Calcium Chloride!
The pickeling crisp is packaged for actual pickles, so maybe it is sold in the canning/pickeling departments in stores.
I think he was right about it being calcium cloride, but wrong about it being Pool Shock.
I think he was right about it being calcium cloride, but wrong about it being Pool Shock.
Last edit: 30 Jul 2012 14:58 by maryellen. Reason: correction
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