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The brine that a pickle cures in sometimes has polysorbates in it, an emulsifier made from animal fats.

In order for a pickle to be truly Kosher, the polysorbates cannot come from an unclean animal, such as a pig.

Many pickles sold as "Kosher" are actually Kosher-Style, and would not meet Kashrut standards.

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