Olive juice

While you would usually use the last olive and toss the leftover juice down the drain, there are many ways in which you can put the olive juice to good use.

Make your own olive brine for martinis...if you are like me, you currently have 6 bottles of olives with no juice in the fridge...

In this dirty martini, vodka and olive juice pair together perfectly for a straightforward flavor that makes this iconic drink irresistible.

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Olives offer a range of health benefits. They contain healthy fatty acids, like oleic acid, and provide worthwhile levels of zinc, vitamin e, and antioxidant phytonutrients. Olive juice provides you with the same health benefits, but it...

This 2-minute mocktail combines sparkling mineral water, olives, bitters to help stimulate digestion, and an optional splash of olive juice (if you like your martinis dirty). The Virgin Martini is simple. No muddling, zesting, simple syrup or cocktail shaker is required.

Pickles come in jars filled with briny liquid. After the last dill gets eaten, that liquid usually gets tossed, and the can or jar gets recycled. But, lo and behold, someone genius once saved that leftover briny pickle liquid and used it to make (gasp) more pickles, as well as cocktails, salad dressings, and even pickle-flavored bread. That’s the story of pickle juice.

There are so many incredible ways to repurpose olive juice. Don't toss out all that salty goodness! Step away from the trash can and find out why olive brine just might become your new secret weapon in the kitchen.