Koolickle

English

Etymology

Blend of Kool-Aid +‎ pickle.

Noun

Koolickle (plural Koolickles)

1. (US) A pickled cucumber soaked in Kool-Aid.
   • 2014 May 29, Julie R. Thomson, “You Can Thank The South For Koolickles (Pickles In A Kool-Aid Bath)”, in HuffPost‎, archived from the original on 6 June 2023:

     Now that we're all up to speed on the history of hacked sweet and sours, let's get to the heart of the matter: how do you eat a Koolickle if you don't live in the Delta south? Easy, you make one. It requires absolutely no pickling skills, just a gallon of dill pickles, a pound of sugar and two packets of Kool-Aid (the flavor is up to you).

   • 2018 July 16, Isami McCowan, “You Can Get Fruit-Flavored Pickles In Snack Packs On Amazon For The Ultimate Summer Treat”, in Bustle‎, archived from the original on 18 January 2021:

     This peculiar snack was inspired by the quintessential (okay, maybe only to a few people) Southern treat "Koolickles," or Kool-Aid pickles.

Further reading

• Koolickle on Wikipedia.Wikipedia