Dill pickle seasoning
What to do with dill pickle seasoning — and where to buy it.
Dill pickle seasoning is for people who want the tangy dill-garlic profile without opening another jar. It works best as a finishing seasoning: use a little, taste, then add more.
Four simple uses
- Fries or roasted potatoes: Toss while they are hot so the seasoning clings.
- Popcorn: Start with butter or oil, then add a light shake of seasoning.
- Burgers and sandwiches: Use it in a burger blend or stirred into a mayonnaise-based sauce.
- Potato or pasta salad: Add a small amount, taste, and adjust rather than salting first.
Current product route
McCormick Grill Mates Dill Pickle Seasoning
McCormick lists this as a 2.75-ounce Grill Mates seasoning. Check the current label and availability before ordering, especially if ingredients or dietary needs matter to you.
Do not confuse seasoning with pickle brine
A dry seasoning can add dill-pickle flavor, but it does not replace the acidity of vinegar or pickle juice in a recipe. If a recipe depends on brine for flavor or food safety, use the ingredient it calls for.
More pickle gift ideas
Seasoning is a useful basket anchor for a home cook. For other options, see our pickle gift basket guide or pickle gift ideas.
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