Surprised at how tasty these are, dilly goodness in a large jar. Jars a bit hard to open as the lids so large, but your perseverance will be rewarded.

Incredible. Amazing. These pickles are that girl. These are literally some of the best pickles that I've ever had. I love them. I love pickles. I would pay the membership fee just for these pickles. I would die for these pickles.

These are so good. As good as or better than small batch brands sold for a lot more money. We went through a whole jug of these in a week. Have to stock up!

For about $6 you won’t find anything better. You can see and taste the various spices they put into them. I’m a huge pickle fan who makes my own often but these are fantastic for the price. $6 for 81 ounces is hard to beat.

As a lifelong dill pickle lover, I can honestly say these are the very best I have ever had. They're absolutely delicious, and the price is very affordable. Highly recommended.

Best tasting pickles I've found in a long time that the whole family enjoys. No onion in the ingredients, which is a plus for us. I hope Sam's keeps selling these.

These are excellent dill chips. I like to much on a few while grilling burgers. The perfect appetizer. I make burger sauce of chopped dill pickles, mayo, and crumbled blue cheese. Wow, so good!

So happy I found these pickles at my local Sam’s Club. I was visiting my family in the Midwest this summer and tried these pickles for the first time (soooooo delicious). When I found out that they had them near me I instantly bought a membership to Sam’s Club just to get them. That’s how good they are. You won’t be disappointed!!! Enjoy

These pickles taste fantastic and will buy them again. However, each container was eight servings short on average. This is nowhere near the about 41 servings printed on the label. We serve approximately 120 meals per day at our business, and are used to quantity in various types of containers. We also have the same issue that apparently the approximation of servings in containers have either volume or weight. Many times they’re interchanged on serving sizes, but there are differences between the weight of something and the volume of something and I believe this may be one of those cases. I could certainly understand a serving, even possibly two or three in the extreme but not eight. If each serving is measured by weight the difference is made up by the pickling juice. This needs to be corrected either by making sure there are the actual servings in the container or reduce the servings printed on the container. While I don’t think this was intentionally deceptive it could certainly be perceived that way. Thanks for your immediate attention this issue.

These are delicious! My 4 kiddos, husband and I ate our first tub in less than a week. They arr crispy and flavorful as well as free of food coloring. Save the brine for chicen and marinate right in the bucket before tossing then grill or bread and fry-- delicious!