Enter now to win case of pickle juice worth £157 as it helps England at Euros – and it can cure hangovers too
PICKLE juice may be the “magic potion” that helps us win the Euros – and now is your chance to win some.
Experts say it eliminates cramp in seconds, and defender Kieran Trippier necked it after going down injured in England’s opening match against Serbia.
Professor Mayur Ranchordas, of Sheffield Hallam University, who works with Premier League stars, said: “Drinking a shot of pickle juice can alleviate cramp almost instantly.
“This is where it gets its magic tag from. Sodium, potassium and vinegar contained in it combine to trigger a reflex in the mouth which sends a signal to the muscles to stop cramping.”
Footballer Kieran is believed to have drunk a shot made by US firm Pickle Juice (picklepower.com). Its vice-president Filip Keuppens said: “I’m delighted to see it helping the England team.”
Filip says tests show players can experience complete cramp relief in 82 seconds.
It reportedly also helps regulate blood sugar, aids gut health, and cures hangovers and bad breath.
We have 1,200 bottles from the Pickle Juice Company to give away.
Fifty readers can win a case, worth £157, with 24 bottles of its Extra Strength shot.
- To be in with a chance of winning, email with name, address and phone number to sundayfeatures@the-sun.co.uk, using the heading PICKLES, by July 1. Or enter online at thesun.co.uk/picklejuice. T&Cs apply.