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tjw Nov 17, 2007 6:44 pm

I love mustard. My favorites would be Maille's Old Style Grainy and Dijon Mustards. I also enjoy Coleman's.

BearX220 Nov 17, 2007 6:56 pm

Plochman's Natural Stone Ground. Coarse, rich, great with everything. My favorite. It's reasonably priced but I don't think it's available everywhere -- the company is headquartered in Illinois.

Jeeves Nov 17, 2007 7:02 pm

I prefer mustard over ketchup. I also like pepper better than salt. I'm hooked on mixing mustard and ketchup together for dipping french fries. I love chinese hot mustard - just have to watch the quantity.

Mustard rules!! ^^

bigguyinpasadena Nov 18, 2007 10:59 am

I like all types of mustard-and have many in my fridge.
I usually buy the french Maille or Roland(when I can find it-and the Roland from France is great and much cheaper than Maille)I have not had a jar of poupon in the house for ages-I get the "extra forte" dijon from Maille or Roland.

But I am not a snob-I also like Frenches Yellow on the corn"dogs"(vegie actually)that I like as an occassional snack.

kipper Nov 18, 2007 12:02 pm


Originally Posted by Darren (Post 8747400)
After my own heart. I love French's, but all other mustards burn my sinuses like I snorted vinegar. Also happens with horseradish and wasabi. :(

I love mustards that give me that feeling! Although, I have sinus issues, so perhaps I like it because I feel like I can actually breathe again. :D

jimcfsus Nov 18, 2007 3:04 pm

Anybody like Weber's Horseradish Mustard from BUF? I grew up on it. It's hot, but not too hot.

Points Scrounger Nov 18, 2007 3:24 pm


Originally Posted by kipper (Post 8750616)
I love mustards that give me that feeling! Although, I have sinus issues, so perhaps I like it because I feel like I can actually breathe again. :D

Did you see the episode of "The Nanny" where Fran accidentally overdoes the wasabi when trying sushi for the first time - for the next few lines of dialogue her voice is no longer nasal at all - more like a BBC presenter! :D

HRHMom Nov 18, 2007 3:30 pm

There is now a "spicy brown mustard" made by the tabasco people - it is wonderful - and their mayo is incomparable - I have been known to make a sandwich just to eat that mayo.

Darren Nov 18, 2007 9:00 pm


Originally Posted by kipper (Post 8750616)
I love mustards that give me that feeling! Although, I have sinus issues, so perhaps I like it because I feel like I can actually breathe again. :D

Yeh, I don't know what the problem is. For me, it's not the clearing, it's actual pain. I feel like I was socked in the nose and my eyes begin to cry. I love spicy food, and that clears my sinuses just fine. But for whatever reason, mustard, horseradish and (fake) wasabi (which I understand is primarily horseradish) just kill me. Then again, give me a rare roast beef hoagie and you will lose a quarter bottle of french's! :)

TrueBlueFlyer Nov 18, 2007 9:08 pm

holly macaroni!

I just fixed a snack after getting home from work... put this russian mustard on my hot dog... I thought my eyes were going to pop out!

my sinuses cleared right up, with a funny feeling that almost made me sneeze on the bridge of my nose.

god damn Ruskies!

--Russ

Showbizguru Nov 19, 2007 12:23 am

French's Yellow Mustard is the Marlboro Light of mustards - okay for wimps and breast-feeding babies.
Dijon mustard means you're French or gay or possibly both.
Here in Blighty real men use Colman's English mustard and nothing else.

greggwiggins Nov 19, 2007 7:34 am

Ba-Tampte mustard from Brooklyn, NY

bigguyinpasadena Nov 19, 2007 7:48 am

Mister Mustard hot
 
I have a very seldom opened jar of this in my fridge-It is so hot I cannot use it!

bigguyinpasadena Nov 19, 2007 7:52 am


Originally Posted by Showbizguru (Post 8753449)
French's Yellow Mustard is the Marlboro Light of mustards - okay for wimps and breast-feeding babies.
Dijon mustard means you're French or gay or possibly both.
Here in Blighty real men use Colman's English mustard and nothing else.

Colemans is fine if you want nothing but a blazing hot mustard taste.I use it in cooking only(potato salad and a roast beef salad I make)but it has no depth of flavor and covers the flavor of anything else in a sandwich.

BNA_flyer Nov 19, 2007 7:55 am


Originally Posted by greggwiggins (Post 8747438)
To Planes 21: To answer your question after visiting the website below, I think the closest airports to Mt. Horeb, Wisc. with commercial service are Madison (MSN) and Milwaukee (MKE).

http://www.mustardweb.com/

Mt. Horeb is roughly half an hour from MSN airport--yes, I have been there. :D It's a nice little town (by now a bedroom suburb of Madison, I guess) with some good antique stores, etc., in addition to the Mustard Museum.

For the record, you can put me down as a Plochman's fan.


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