Hunter then tested the acidity of eight different varieties of pickles, including Vlasic, Claussen and Mt. Olive, along with multiple brands that advertised themselves as “pickles” on the label.

Notice something missing from the label? If you’re holding a jar of Vlasic, Claussen or Mt. Olive pickles, chances are it’s missing the word “pickle” on the front.

My family tried and ranked pickles from brands like Vlasic, Mt. Olive, Claussen, Whole Foods 365, and Trader Joe's. The winner blew the others away.

(WTAJ) — People are finding out that some major brands of pickles, like Claussen and Vlasic, don’t use the word “pickle” anywhere on the label, leaving some to wonder if pic… ...

Hunter then tested the acidity of eight different varieties of pickles, including Vlasic, Claussen and Mt. Olive, along with multiple brands that advertised themselves as “pickles” on the label.

But no matter the style, it’s definitely a pickle!” Carolyn Goldberger, Vlasic brand manager “At Claussen, we’re known for our signature refrigerated pickles that pack a superior cold crunch.