Milwaukee's Baby Kosher Dill Pickles, 32 fl oz.

I used to be a Claussen pickle fan, but in the last year, or more, the flesh of their pickles got software (less crunch), and the rind got a lot tougher. Crunchy is not the same a tough. I tried the Mt Olive pickles, but they were typical of many other brands: too soft, not enough flavor. No thanks to Vlassic. Then I tried this Milkwaukee brand. I had Claussen, Mt Olive, Vlassic, and Milwaukee lined up for a taste test. Milwaukee won. I like both their regular (non-garlic) larger pickles, and their baby kosher (garlic) pickles. These have the crunch I associated with Claussen of years ago. They have good flavor, too. This brand is my new favorite. An added plus is unsweetened pickles are zero points on the Weight Watchers diet, so I have these as a point-free snack when I get peckish.