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Not really. You'd be breaking the hermetic seal which would allow spoilage. Seasoning needs to be done before packaging and sealing.

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For the best flavour, it is best to let the pickles sit for 1 month before opening them. It is also best to store them in a cool, dark, and dry place.

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