Sounds interesting! Had fried pickles, today, with ranch dressing, and they were delicious!

No I have not. But I would try one. I like pickles and pickle juice. I guess we could make one lol. My sister picks the lemons from her tree and squeezes the juice out, puts it in ice trays, and freezes it. She has fresh squeezed lemon juice any time she needs it.

I've never heard of those, but they would be great after a hot, sweaty run. People drink pickle juice for the electrolytes, so having it frozen would be a bonus!

I'm not sure whether I'd eat that because of the salt content, but a fried pickle sounds interesting (yes, with the same sodium.)

Raven, we have a lime tree that produces prodigious amounts of limes so hubby froze some in small cubes a few months ago. I've started using them and they are wonderful--we had some sauteed green beans last night and using one cube was perfect.

When I have had really bad restless legs I drink a little bit of pickle juice.

That's great sjerin!

I've had fried pickles many times and those are great. Love fried green beans and fried brusssel sprouts too!

Boy I could have used one last night. I had restless legs so bad. I drank pickle juice, and I drank vinegar and water, I took the pills, used magnesium lotion, I take magnesium supplements . Horrible darn condition. No sleep! I have not been having it lately then bam.

Sorry if I've mentioned this before but I too have restless leg syndrome and it's been completely eliminated by taking one prescription med (prescribed by my sleep doc) right before bedtime. The drug's primary use is to limit seizures and nerve pain and it's NOT a sleeping pill of any kind - it just happens to also stop nighttime leg twitches. I've been taking it for 15 years - the dosage hasn't changed and it has no other effect on me at all.

The leg twitches did show up in each of the several in-clinic sleep studies I've had. I used to be affected most nights but since I started with this med, I haven't experienced it again, not once. I feel lucky to sleep through the night, almost every night. Check with your doctor. Good luck.

(Pickle juice anything, that's not for me. Sounds like it would be very salty. Lime juice, another story. Perfect for Gin and Tonic cocktails and when cooking fish or other seafood)

I have the prescription medication unfortunately I am not able to take it. If you mean Requip. It negatively affected my heart condition.

No, I take Neurontin, generic name Gabapentin.

I'm not sure if Neurontin does or doesn't have a heart effect but reading about it and Requip in Wiki, they seem to be very different. I'm untrained and uneducated to know or understand the available information but I'm sure a good pharmacist as a first choice or a physician (either of whom knowing what you're taking) can provide insight for you. Better yet, speak to your sleep doc if you see one regularly. It is a treatable condition for most people.

I use the brand version, the generic doesn't work well for me. My sleep doc said more than half of the patients he prescribes it for similarly don't find the generic to be satisfactory, for whatever reason I don't know.