What Sizes and Price Ranges Do Pickle Licious Products Come In?

Pickle Licious lists most products with an "Options" selector and a price range rather than a single price, which means the size or variant you choose determines what you pay. Based on the store's product listings, prices run from about $13 at the low end to $56 at the high end, with most items falling in the $13–$37 band. The wider the range, the more size or flavor options that product offers.

Listed Price Ranges by Product

The following figures come from the product listings on the Pickle Licious online store:

A few patterns are worth noting:

• Chips and small-format items cluster lower. Mustard Dill Chips and Wasabi Pickle Chips both start at $14, and Cucumber Salad and Cornichons start at $13.
• Pickled Red Onions have the widest spread. At $16–$56, this product spans the largest gap on the list, suggesting more size steps or a larger bulk option than the others.
• Several products share an identical range. Flaming Dill Pickles and Hot & Spicy Sour Green Tomatoes are both listed at $16–$36, so their pricing tiers appear to match.

Why the Price Is a Range, Not a Number

Each product page shows an "Options" dropdown alongside the price. That selector is what changes the price: picking a smaller jar moves you toward the bottom of the range, and a larger jar or multi-pack moves you toward the top. The store does not publish a separate size chart in the material available, so the exact jar size attached to each price point is only visible once you open a product and choose an option.

Practical consequence: the range tells you the floor and ceiling for that item, not the price of any single configuration. If you need a specific size, open the product and read the option labels rather than relying on the range alone.

How to Compare Value Across Similar Products

Because the ranges overlap heavily, comparing on price alone won't tell you much. A more useful approach:

1. Match the format first. Chips, spears, whole pickles, and salads aren't interchangeable by weight, so compare chips to chips and pickles to pickles.
2. Check where two products share a range. Flaming Dill Pickles and Hot & Spicy Sour Green Tomatoes both sit at $16–$36 — if you're choosing between them, price won't be the deciding factor, so pick on flavor.
3. Look at the top of the range for bulk intent. Pickled Red Onions reaching $56 signals a larger-format option exists; if you're buying for an event rather than a household, that's the product to open first.
4. Factor in dietary fit. The store flags gluten-free and vegan products as separate shopping paths, so if either matters to you, filter on that before comparing prices.

Party and Bulk Orders

The store promotes "Party Buckets, Event Packages and a lot more" under a "Let's Party!" section with an order link. No prices are listed for those packages in the available material, so if you're buying for a group, you'll need to open that section directly to see what's offered and at what cost.

What to Do Next

• For a single household, start with the $13–$16 entry points (Cucumber Salad, Cornichons, Mustard Dill Chips) to test flavors before committing to larger sizes.
• For gifting or events, open Pickled Red Onions and the "Let's Party!" packages, since those show the widest range and the bulk framing.
• Always select an option on the product page to see the actual price for the size you want — the range is a guide, not a quote.