Matt Pittman shows how to make Meat Church’s most popular recipe: a crispy, spicy Nashville hot chicken sandwich. Matt brines the chicken in pickle juice, double dredges it in seasoned flour, then ...

People have been particularly hyped about all things pickles this summer, and one hot new trend swirling around the internet ...

Love them or hate them, pickles offer surprising health perks. Pickle juice contains no carbohydrates, protein, or fat, so you might be wondering what nutritional value it has. The juice in a jar of ...

Pickle juice is becoming a salty, tangy and sometimes spicy star ingredient in cocktails. Fans say pickle juice adds depth to ...

"I actually like to eat the pickle and then drink the pickle juice, you know," said Maryland linebacker Jermaine Carter. That juice, technically called brine, fights cramps -- at least some ...

Pickle juice may trigger a reflex in the mouth that sends a signal to the nerves to stop muscles from cramping. This reaction is why athletes are drinking pickle juice at the onset of a cramp.

Dr. Jordan Metzl, a sports medicine physician at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York, says using pickle juice as an anti-cramping agent during exercise is one of his favorite topics.

I’m the person sitting next to you, asking impatiently if you’re going to eat your pickle. I order sandwiches just to get the ...

Pickle juice is salty, tangy acidic, and sometimes a little spicy. It adds zing to all kinds of cocktails. “Pickles are a great gateway into savory cocktails," says Camille Goldstein, managing ...

Pickle juice is salty, tangy acidic, and sometimes a little spicy. It adds zing to all kinds of cocktails. “Pickles are a great gateway into savory cocktails,” says Camille Goldstein, managing ...