There’s also the risk of tooth decay and kids developing a preference for sweet drinks rather than water, according to the ...

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.

People have a love-or-hate relationship with pickles, but there’s several health benefits for the lovers. Pickle juice isn’t full of carbohydrates, protein, or fat, so you’re probably wondering what ...

In general, pickle juice may lessen the risk of muscle cramps if you're in need of an easy remedy. But if you're already ...

But seeing athletes swigging the salty stuff isn't anything new. Former Arsenal midfielder Lucas Torreira was pictured drinking from a bottle labelled "pickle juice" back in 2019, and it became ...

Sonic has introduced a pickle-flavored version of its summer staple in 3,500 locations around the country. Dubbed the Pickle Juice Slush, the bright-green drink will be available for a limited time.

A 2.5-ounce "shot" of pickle juice, she said "typically contains about 500 milligrams of sodium, while a cup from a jar may have around 800 milligrams." ...

Drinking too much pickle juice will cause the same effects as if you've ingested too much salt. You'll feel bloated, your blood pressure will spike, and there could be some gas, indigestion, and ...

Pickles and pickle brine have been an ingredient that mixologists — and chefs — have played with for a long time, but they're finally getting a star turn in beverage menus around the world.

A drink called the Pickleback has been popular for years. Said to have originated at a Brooklyn bar called Bushwick Country Club, it consists of a shot of whiskey followed by a shot of pickle ...

Sonic has introduced a pickle-flavored version of its summer staple in 3,500 locations around the country. Dubbed the Pickle Juice Slush, the bright-green drink will be available for a limited time.