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How did "Bread and Butter" pickles have this name?

Asked by john65pennington (29258points) January 14th, 2012

I love these pickles, but I do not understand how they arrived at their name. There is no bread in the pickles, nor is there any butter. Question: so how did Bread and Butter pickles become bread and butter pickles?

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SamIAm's avatar

I’ve looked this up before (well, more specifically just about pickles) and recalled this. Maybe some links in there for ya!

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downtide's avatar

They’re cut thin to go in sandwiches. With bread and butter. This is the way we usually have pickes in the UK.

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JLeslie's avatar

I agree, they are sliced thin for sandwiches. To go inside the sandwich. Usually they are sweet pickles.

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cookieman's avatar

They’re designed for sandwiches. And I too, love them. Mmmmm. Om nom nom.

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