![Are my pickles safe to eat? I understand that the white cloudy stuff is due to the lactic acid fermentation, but they are also quite soft/mushy. Did i use too much Salt, Are my pickles safe to eat? I understand that the white cloudy stuff is due to the lactic acid fermentation, but they are also quite soft/mushy. Did i use too much Salt,](https://i.redd.it/1jzozhb7fst91.jpg)
Are my pickles safe to eat? I understand that the white cloudy stuff is due to the lactic acid fermentation, but they are also quite soft/mushy. Did i use too much Salt,
![Cloudy brine? Im new to this, first batch went great and this happened for some reason is it safe? : r/pickling Cloudy brine? Im new to this, first batch went great and this happened for some reason is it safe? : r/pickling](https://preview.redd.it/mywtfbxkfj431.jpg?auto=webp&s=ba278c42afb66e158e6d9c57af1264e1a8b88b02)
Cloudy brine? Im new to this, first batch went great and this happened for some reason is it safe? : r/pickling
![First time trying to make homemade pickles. There is cloudy white stuff built up at the bottom? Is that normal, none of the pics I see really have that. : r/Canning First time trying to make homemade pickles. There is cloudy white stuff built up at the bottom? Is that normal, none of the pics I see really have that. : r/Canning](https://i.redd.it/ouqz7wy1jfa91.jpg)
First time trying to make homemade pickles. There is cloudy white stuff built up at the bottom? Is that normal, none of the pics I see really have that. : r/Canning
![I know the brine getting cloudy is normal, but should the cloudiness be clumpy like this? All the pics I've seen of cloudy brine look very uniform and not like discrete particles I know the brine getting cloudy is normal, but should the cloudiness be clumpy like this? All the pics I've seen of cloudy brine look very uniform and not like discrete particles](https://i.redd.it/i-know-the-brine-getting-cloudy-is-normal-but-should-the-v0-armc9a7radfb1.jpg?width=2268&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=cd1fc9a5b896ebb483590bc0a7e21a2a455b8f5e)