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Layered with dill, guajillo chile, pink peppercorn, and rose petals, the star’s Flamingo Estate pickles deliver a smoky, floral on a classic.
- Pamela Anderson teamed up with Los Angeles–based Flamingo Estate to release a limited-edition $38 jar of small-batch pickles, with proceeds supporting the California Wildlife Center.
- The pickles feature a refined flavor profile of dill, rose, mustard, garlic, pink peppercorn, guajillo chile, and smoky sea salt, designed to taste more mature.
- The packaging and flavors distinguish these pickles from typical grocery store options, providing more of a curated experience than a standard jar.
I’ve long counted myself among the pro-pickle faithful. Spicy spears, bread-and-butter rounds, classic dills, petite gherkins — each has its place in my kitchen. As a food writer in Texas, pickles are almost as synonymous with the Lone Star State as barbecue and scratch-made tacos. (Who can forget Selena Gomez’s go-to frozen pickle treat?)
So when Pamela Anderson announced a pickle collaboration with Los Angeles–based lifestyle brand Flamingo Estate (the same team behind Food & Wine’s favorite olive oil splurge), I had to see how Pamela’s Pickles, priced at $38 a jar and produced in small batches, compared to my trusty jars lining the shelves at H-E-B.
y long-awaited jar finally arrived after a heat-related shipping delay. Far from being a nuisance, the pause felt like a promise: proof of freshness, and a reminder that in Texas, heat delays are as common as margaritas with a Tajín rim.
The packaging served as the amuse-bouche: sleek green box stamped with Flamingo Estate’s logo and tied with a dark bow gave way to what might be the most glamorous jar of pickles I’ve seen. Even before opening it, the jar looked designed for display: Its blush-pink label, trimmed with florals, carried “PAMELA ANDERSON” in bold lettering, alongside a sketch of the star herself.
