In the sweltering summer heat, some Americans are reaching for an unconventional source of hydration: pickle juice.

Medical experts are debating the benefits of drinking pickle juice, with some praising its electrolyte content while others cautioning about high sodium levels and potential gut irritation.

Medical experts are debating the benefits of drinking pickle juice, with some praising its electrolyte content while others cautioning about high sodium levels and potential gut irritation.

When it comes to performance-enhancing substances, pickle juice might not be the first thing that comes to mind. But athletes ...

The next time you're frying up a couple of eggs for breakfast, you should try adding pickle juice for an extra burst of salty, briny flavor.

Love them or hate them, pickles offer surprising health perks. Pickle juice contains no carbohydrates, protein, or fat, so you might be wondering what nutritional value it has. The juice in a jar ...

While you can repurpose pickle brine in a variety of drinks and cocktails, there is one tipple in particular that benefits from a bright punch of flavor.

Ask A Doctor columnist Dr. Trisha Pasricha tries a trick that many athletes use to check muscle cramps—a sip of pickle juice. This content was created independently by The Washington Post and is ...

Some may find the beverage’s pale green hue with dark green sediment unappetizing, but pickle juice lovers will be pleased with its resemblance to an unclean ocean.