Are All Relishes Pickled, Sweet, and Sour?

Are there relishes (that are jarred and can be preserved without initial refrigeration - until opening) that aren't pickled in a way that makes it sour and/or sweet?

Any salty ones? Or just a slightly sour one? I hate sweet relishes usually.

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I think relishes tend to be a way of preserving food, so it makes sense they tend to be sour and sweet. I think it's hard to avoid if you want a shelf stable product.

You might have to go with a fresh made product that won't last as long. What do you want it to be used for? Sometimes I throw whatever herbs and some onions into a food processor with some oil, salt, and an ice cube. Always seems to work.
I've had dill relish on hot dogs before. Delicious

Kim
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