Classic Dill
The original. Garlic, fresh dill, mustard seed, and a brine that means it. Full sour, never sweet. Cuts grease the way grease deserves to be cut.
American-style dill pickles. Sold by the bucket to the people who run the kitchens behind Oslo’s best burgers.
Nate tells his story here. Placeholder content: I didn’t move to Oslo to start a pickle company. That came later. After I tried the pickles.
What you could find at the store was either sweet, soft, or both. Not a pickle. A garnish. So I started brining my own — proper American deli dill, full sour, garlic forward, snap.
Years of test batches and one extremely tolerant landlord later, a couple Oslo burger joints put us on the menu. They didn’t take us off. That’s how Nate’s started.
I make one thing now. It is a pickle.
One classic American dill. One that argues back. Both in 5, 10, and 20L food-service buckets, cold-packed and delivered Tuesday mornings.
The original. Garlic, fresh dill, mustard seed, and a brine that means it. Full sour, never sweet. Cuts grease the way grease deserves to be cut.
Chile-forward, same backbone. Slow build, sour finish, no novelty. For when the burger needs an argument.
Buckets that fit your prep. Pricing that respects your COGS. Tuesday delivery so the smash patties never go naked. And Nate’s a call away when you want a taste before you commit.
5L from 850 NOK. Per-liter drops every step up. Quoted volume contracts for chains.
Nate stops by with samples and stays for a burger. No bucket commitment.
Greater Oslo, every Tuesday, free. Outside Oslo: not yet — but tell us you want us.
Instant credit decision at checkout via Two. Invoice lands on delivery day, net 30 terms.
Saved us from making pickles ourselves. Five stars, no notes.