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Originally posted by @great-big-stees
I once had pickled gonads (Prairie Oysters). Think I'll stick with the less "organ" variety of pickled things thanks.

I still don't know how one pickles walnuts.

Originally posted by @very-rusty
I still don't know how one pickles walnuts.

I think if you stick something like "How do you pickle stuff" in Google, you'll get your answer.

Originally posted by @great-big-stees
I think if you stick something like "How do you pickle stuff" in Google, you'll get your answer.

If I google it will not be the same as getting an answer from the person talking about pickliing them. 😉

Originally posted by @very-rusty
The question was how do you pickle them? Simple or else you really don't have a clue.

You can buy pickled walnuts in the shops' sir. It is not a requirement to be an authority on the pickling process.

Originally posted by @great-big-stees
We have a friend who pickles "stuff" too and at the moment I have my fill of pickled things (hot peppers, onions, eggs, asparagus and "baby" carrots) I think stick with just those, but when we're done those I'll let you know and you can send me some of your pickled delights. 🙂

Will send them to you sir by pickled carrier pigeon.

Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-duke
Will send them to you sir by pickled carrier pigeon.

I'm fairly sure that if the pigeon were pickled it'd never make it here as it's "Birdy GBS thingy" wouldn't be functioning at it's topmost efficiency so perhaps just stick it in the mail? 🙂

Originally posted by @great-big-stees
I'm fairly sure that if the pigeon were pickled it'd never make it here as it's "Birdy GBS thingy" wouldn't be functioning at it's topmost efficiency so perhaps just stick it in the mail? 🙂

In the UK it is illegal to send pickled items through the post. (Pickled items and sticks of celery).

Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-duke
You can buy pickled walnuts in the shops' sir. It is not a requirement to be an authority on the pickling process.

To be honest I have never seen pickled walnuts here in my small neck of the woods, sir.

Now I've eaten pickled eggs back in the old days. ( Not Bad)!!!

Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-duke
In the UK it is illegal to send pickled items through the post. (Pickled items and sticks of celery).

OK. You seem like a person with "some" sense. Why don't you stick the pickled goodies in a box and ship it here UPS or one of the other, available, carriers. Now I'm thinking it might cost a "wee bitty" more but I feel that through our banter recently here that we have become friends and friends do that sort of things for friends.

Originally posted by @great-big-stees
OK. You seem like a person with "some" sense. Why don't you stick the pickled goodies in a box and ship it here UPS or one of the other, available, carriers. Now I'm thinking it might cost a "wee bitty" more but I feel that through our banter recently here that we have become friends and friends do that sort of things for friends.

Friends also forgive when friends fail to deliver. 😉

Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-duke
Friends also forgive when friends fail to deliver. 😉

Friends do all sorts of things, they also forget, especially about pickling.

Originally posted by @torunn
Friends do all sorts of things, they also forget, especially about pickling.

Do you think I should include pickled walnuts in my entry for the prose competition?

Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-duke
Do you think I should include pickled walnuts in my entry for the prose competition?

And placing it in a context, it could be: I love pickled walnuts.

Originally posted by @torunn
And placing it in a context, it could be: I love pickled walnuts.

The girl in the flowery dress leaned in close to whisper in his ear. "Do you love me?"
After a pause that seemed to last an eternity he answered, "...madam, I love pickled walnuts."

Something like that?

Originally posted by @torunn
And placing it in a context, it could be: I love pickled walnuts.

Or, assuming you don't have a taste for the wee beasties, you want to stick in a title like: " Why I hate pickled walnuts".