Poll: Do you say Extra Picke or Heavy Pickle?

[Quixote1818]

What do you say and what region of the country do you live in? Or if you don't ever order extra pickles, which term comes to mind in your region of the country?

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	Extra Pickle
	3 (75%)
	Heavy Pickle
	0 (0%)
	Something Else
	1 (25%)
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[Wintryjade]

1. No pickle. Please.

[hlthe2b]

2. Colorado, though I've worked or lived/spent time in every region of the country...

I heard "heavy pickle" more in the South, I think.

[Glorfindel]

3. I have never ordered such a thing, but if I did, I'd ask for "extra pickles"

Is "heavy pickle" really a thing? Edited to add that I'm from Georgia and have also lived in Mississippi.

[Quixote1818]

4. I have a friend who says it. He is from Wisconsin.

Hadn't ever heard it before either.

[unblock]

5. Depends on if I'm in England or not. I'm a lickle fickle about a pickle.

[Kajun Gal]

6. No pickles! Ever!!!

[miss-nasty]

7. Extra pickles

Heavy mayo

[qazplm135]

8. extra if it's a discreet thing

one pickle, two pickles, etc.

Heavy if it's one thing...e.g. sauce or ketchup or something like that.

[OriginalGeek]

10. Yep that sounds right

I do often order extra pickles and if I'm getting an Italian sub I ask for heavy red wine vinegar.


Edit to add (for demographic purposes) I am 54 and have never lived north of the Mason Dixon line.

[OriginalGeek]

11. Also

I would totally go see a band called Heavy Pickle.

[NotASurfer]

9. Heavy pickle sounds like it had more neutrons

I only have a cast-iron stomach, not lead-lined!

[Harker]

15. I think Poland was developing heavy pickles

when the Germans invaded in '39.

[mysteryowl]

12. I have discovered pickled peppers

Yum

[GeorgeGist]

13. Hold the pickle.

[sakabatou]

14. No pickles