Meet ‘Pickle Balls’ – Vlasic’s Bold New Dill Pickle Corn Puffs

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Vlasic, the iconic American pickle brand since 1942, is diving into the pickle craze with their latest product launch and a fresh partnership announcement.

Starting this month, Vlasic is launching a new bag of gluten-free snacks called Pickle Balls. If you like pickles as much as we do, this one should be a must grab the next time you go to the store. For pickle enthusiasts, perhaps many can agree we like Vlasic’s whole pickles for their classic dill taste and crunch. After all, it’s a familiar taste we know and love. Is it safe to assume we won’t be disappointed with this new snack? Now you can decide for yourself. 

The product will be available in 14 oz bags at Costco beginning this month for a reasonable $5.58. The smaller 2 oz and 6.5 oz sizes will be available at select retailers and grocers nationwide in February 2025. 

The product launch comes at a time when pickles are one of the hottest trends in the food space, with pickleball also championing the lead in recreational sports. Vlasic’s new Pickle Balls Dill Pickle Corn Puffs are undoubtedly a clever strategy that combines the two worlds together, as Vlasic simultaneously announced their product sponsorship of the Association of Pickleball Players. Making history, this is the first pickle brand to sponsor a pro pickleball organization. 

Do you have a Costco membership? If not, perhaps it’s time to consider one if you want to get your hands on this new dill-icious snack.

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