'Purse pickles' (or 'pocket pickles') is a collective term for leftover condiments, side veggies, or other sauces kept on one's person after a meal, in anticipation of the next meal.
Purse pickles are almost always acquired from fast food or fast-casual restaurants, and are almost always used on meals of those types.
Anyone who is frequently in possession of pocket pickles is a 'tartar toter.'
A variant of this term is 'glovebox garnish,' which applies to similar items which are stored in a vehicle.
Any vehicle which frequently contains glovebox garnish is a 'tartar trove.'
Purse pickles are almost always acquired from fast food or fast-casual restaurants, and are almost always used on meals of those types.
Anyone who is frequently in possession of pocket pickles is a 'tartar toter.'
A variant of this term is 'glovebox garnish,' which applies to similar items which are stored in a vehicle.
Any vehicle which frequently contains glovebox garnish is a 'tartar trove.'
Hungry Taco Lover: "God, these tacos are so dry. What kind of purse pickles you got?"
Tartar Toter Friend: "I've got some jalapenos and hot sauce from when we went to Taco Time yesterday."
Hungry Taco Lover: "Awesome!"
Tartar Toter Friend: "I've got some jalapenos and hot sauce from when we went to Taco Time yesterday."
Hungry Taco Lover: "Awesome!"
by The Tyrannosaur March 11, 2014
by Dng Lin Wang January 13, 2022