Passed down from the plain folk, but nothing plain about our Pickled Garlic-its bold, briny, and true.

This unlimitedly adaptable garlic jar is overflowing with taste-packed cloves, eagerly anticipating to elevate your cooking concoctions. 

With a dash of Annie's gourmet garlic, your favorite dishes are taken to captivating new heights. Add a burst of freshness to your sautéed vegetables or blend them into your pasta sauces and salad dressings for an instant flavor boost.

Whether you're enjoying it straight out of the jar or layering it onto your sandwiches, hot dogs, and hamburgers, Indulge in the zesty flavor of Annie's Kitchen Pickled Garlic. Perfect for adding a pop of flavor to your dishes or enjoying as a snack. Made with care and packed with flavor, Annie's Kitchen Pickled Garlic is sure to impress. (Garlic-lovers rejoice!) 

Crafted with utmost care, each 8-ounce jar of Annie's Kitchen Pickled Garlic is shipped individually packaged, ensuring optimal freshness and safe delivery right to your doorstep.

Our commitment to quality is exemplified through our organic garlic oil, allowing you to savor genuine flavors imbued with nature's goodness.

Discover the wonderful world of pickled garlic by clicking "Add to Cart" and embark on an exciting culinary journey rooted in garlic bliss.

Ways to eat Pickled Garlic

• Right out of the jar
• On a sandwich or add to your hot dogs and hamburgers
• Add to your charcuterie board for extra flavor
• Sauté with your other vegetables
• Pasta and Stir-fry
• Made a spread for your toast
• Pasta sauces
• Salad dressings

Product Specifications of the Amish Made Garlic

• Ingredients: Garlic, Vinegar, Water, Mustard Seed

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• Pickled Garlic Made in the USA

• Refrigerate after opening

• Registered with the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture