When the economic downturn put Jenny Fulton and Ashlee Furr out of their jobs in the financial industry, the pair found their true calling – pickles.
Using Jenny’s grandmother’s traditional family recipe, the duo began making tasty gourmet pickles in late 2009, including flavors such as Signature Salt and Pepper, Jalapeno Salt and Pepper, Traditional Bread and Butter, and Habanero Bread and Butter. With these, Miss Jenny’s Pickles was born.
Experiencing great success in the years since, the Kernersville-based company was named the 2015 N.C. Exporter of the Year. Their pickle products can be found across the globe, in retail stores in Canada, China and the United Kingdom, as well as throughout the U.S.
For more about Miss Jenny’s Pickles, visit missjennyspickles.com or call (336) 978-0041.
I can never figure out how to enter the contest, you sure don’t make it easy
Hi Kay,
Your comment counts as an entry to the contest. Good luck!
Rachel Bertone
editor, N.C. Field and Family
Looking foward to trying your product
I love the Field and Family Magazine. I would like to be entered in the pickles giveaway and the pig cutting board give away. My father made a pig cutting board when he was in high school and it is pretty beat up 80 some years later, but it is still being used. I could use a new one.
I have not tried these pickles, but would love to try. Are they sold in all grocery stores?
Hi Linda,
You can find where Miss Jenny’s Pickles are sold using their store locator here: http://missjennyspickles.com/get-pickles.php. Hope this helps!
Rachel Bertone
editor, N.C. Field and Family
My husband and I love pickles. We have never seen these but will definitely find out who sells them.
Pickles are a favorite of both of us in this household. We always make sweet pickles so we would love to have some that are different from ours.
I love bread and butter pickles and baby kosher dill pickles and I love all pickle that are not, hope to try your brands real soon. lol barry