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    These fermented grocery finds are tasty and gut-healthy.
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    Bubbies Spicy Kosher Dills ($7.99 for a 33-ounce jar)

    bubbies spicy kosher dill pickles

    The cool crunch of these cukes cuts the heat, but dig deeper into the jar to fish out the spicy peppers. Because this mix is naturally fermented, it packs an effervescent tang and a probiotic punch. —Kelsie Schrader, editorial assistant

    Olympia Provisions Saucisson Sec ($12 for 4.5 ounces)

    olymppia provisions saucisson sec

    I love the black pepper and garlic in this melt-in-your-mouth sausage. It’s got an extra boost of umami thanks to European-style dry curing, a type of fermentation. Slice it thinly to make it last. —Vanessa Garcia, associate photo editor

    Noosa Coconut Yoghurt ($1.19 for 4 ounces)

    noose coconut yogurt container

    Noosa is thicker and creamier than most yogurts and not as tart. Real coconut cream makes every spoonful taste like you’re indulging in a tropical crème brûlée. —Hillary Maglin, editorial intern

    Jongga Spicy Kimchi Pouch ($2.10 for 2.8 ounces)

    jongga sliced korean kimchi

    Real talk: Kimchi is yummy but stinky. The aroma wafts from my lunch box—not how I like to be remembered on the subway. Now I’m set with these single-serve pouches. —Aliza Gans, associate food editor