PICKLED GHERKINS

Pickled Gherkin Cucumbers are a special type of cucumber that stands out with its delicious taste and ideal size for making pickles. The Pickled Gherkin Cucumbers you can obtain from Cemre Agriculture are noted for their natural freshness and flavor.

Gherkins have become indispensable for pickle lovers and snack enthusiasts. These small cucumbers offer a perfect option for making pickles. Additionally, with their fresh and crispy texture, they make a great addition to your salads or sandwiches.

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Country: TURKEY
Size/Weight: (+) 200 grams
Packaging weight: 03 | 05

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Pickled Gherkin Cucumbers are a special type of cucumber that stands out with its delicious taste and ideal size for making pickles. The Pickled Gherkin Cucumbers you can obtain from Cemre Agriculture are noted for their natural freshness and flavor.

Gherkins have become indispensable for pickle lovers and snack enthusiasts. These small cucumbers offer a perfect option for making pickles. Additionally, with their fresh and crispy texture, they make a great addition to your salads or sandwiches.

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