tickles

_har_T_Swallow wrote: »

abetterme9366 wrote: »

I feel like there's a joke about a cucumbrella here somewhere but I'm too lazy to figure it out.

you can really add "ella" to the end of nearly anything and it makes it sound kind of awesome when it comes to food at least. like watermelon. watermelonella sounds EVEN better.

that's what i hate the word salmonella because salmonella is awful but to me the word makes me think they just grind up the fish heads, scales and bones into a delicious paste you can enjoy with family and friends.

patrick_star_trek wrote: »

This whole conversation is just not kosher...

_har_T_Swallow wrote: »

RoxieDawn wrote: »

_har_T_Swallow wrote: »

abetterme9366 wrote: »

I feel like there's a joke about a cucumbrella here somewhere but I'm too lazy to figure it out.

you can really add "ella" to the end of nearly anything and it makes it sound kind of awesome when it comes to food at least. like watermelon. watermelonella sounds EVEN better.

that's what i hate the word salmonella because salmonella is awful but to me the word makes me think they just grind up the fish heads, scales and bones into a delicious paste you can enjoy with family and friends.

I love mozzarella.

no thats gross

_har_T_Swallow wrote: »

Avocado_Angel wrote: »

Well Pickle Me Walnuts! I'd even drink the fruit punch

i'm debating on trying to come up with a cocktail of some kind for it. i think it might actually pair nicely with a energy drink, vodka, watermelon pucker and some tussin

_har_T_Swallow wrote: »

JeepHair77 wrote: »

Since we're overthinking... this picture doesn't appear to have been taken IN a Wal-Mart. Rather, based on the dark, leather-y background and pant leg, it seems the picture was taken in the car. Leading me to believe that the OP purchased the Tropickles and couldn't even wait until he got home. He clearly dug through all of the grocery bags to find them and enjoyed one or more of them on the drive home.

So? I'd like a detailed review, please.

RoxieDawn wrote: »

JeepHair77 wrote: »

Since we're overthinking... this picture doesn't appear to have been taken IN a Wal-Mart. Rather, based on the dark, leather-y background and pant leg, it seems the picture was taken in the car. Leading me to believe that the OP purchased the Tropickles and couldn't even wait until he got home. He clearly dug through all of the grocery bags to find them and enjoyed one or more of them on the drive home.

So? I'd like a detailed review, please.

you're right, steering wheel to the left??

...there is a story here, so what's up with the Tropickles?

can confirm. bought on impulse when at walmart. also bought an umbrella. i am choosing to pronounce these as TROE-pickles to the people around me.

i have not opened the Tropickles yet as the red juice looks very staining. i feel confident it will ruin anything it comes in contact with.

will give full review later after eating one for din din.

_har_T_Swallow wrote: »

Vikka_V wrote: »

I feel simultaneously disgusted and curious. Would absolutely try them.

And I wonder who thought of such an idea? And who financed it?

Maybe they are awesome and I'm missing out in life having never tried them...can't wait for the update!

i was sitting there earlier shaking the jar and they made a juicy sloshing sound that reminded me vaguely of dead fish

HYPED.

_har_T_Swallow wrote: »

heidishmidi wrote: »

_har_T_Swallow wrote: »

heidishmidi wrote: »

_har_T_Swallow wrote: »

found at walmart:



how do you feel about this

Tro pickles? Would try.

i do not understand this reference and it makes me sad

You being sad makes me sad.

You don't understand it because it's a weak joke. Tro = throw

Let's not ever tell anyone about this.