What's in our fridge right now 
Let’s Talk Mustard!!!
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Oops I meant to write orange/fruit crate artwork. You know those labels on the sides of the cratesHow fun does that look!? And I love the art work on all those vintage mustard tins. Reminiscent of orange/fruit cake artwork which I also love. I didn’t realize there were so many mustard heads out there!
Good catch!
Oops I meant to write orange/fruit crate artwork. You know those labels on the sides of the crates
Whenever I see a calendar that has old fruit crate label illustrations, I buy it. Didn't find one this year, bummer.
I know what yer sayin'. Fruitcake's good, too.
O.H.
SharpieB:
The Mrs. and I love mustard (on sandwiches, fish, pasta, eggs, chicken, sauces, salad dressings etc...), and these are
our favorites we have in our 'frig';
Yellow - Heinz (Potato Salad)
Creole - Zatarain's
Honey Mustard - French's
Spicey Brown - French's
Grey Poupon Mild & Creamy
Grey Poupon Deli w/ Horseradish
“....try the mustard, -- a [person] can't know what perfection [is] without mustard.”
Mark Twain
our favorites we have in our 'frig';
Yellow - Heinz (Potato Salad)
Creole - Zatarain's
Honey Mustard - French's
Spicey Brown - French's
Grey Poupon Mild & Creamy
Grey Poupon Deli w/ Horseradish
Mark Twain
Best mustard commercial ever ...
I like the "hot English" mustard. Usually Keen's, which is the readily available kind here. I have not tried the Col(e)man's powder yet, but will have to give it a try.
Oooh ... I have to look for this!!
That's my stuff!
I like the "hot English" mustard. Usually Keen's, which is the readily available kind here. I have not tried the Col(e)man's powder yet, but will have to give it a try.
Oooh ... I have to look for this!!
Keen’s Hot Mustard
That's my stuff!
I have a German friend who is always on the lookout for unique mustard for me.
My favorite German mustard brands are Löwenserf Extra and ABB Düsseldorfer serf.
The former is easier to find and has some heat. The latter is just perfectly balanced.
My favorite German mustard brands are Löwenserf Extra and ABB Düsseldorfer serf.
The former is easier to find and has some heat. The latter is just perfectly balanced.
You still spelt it wrong...it's Colman's!
garyg
B&B membership has its percs
Never really tumbled to how many varieties of a common condiment were available, or that had slowly taken up residence here .. aside from their near indefinite fridge door life, they give me a smile every once in a while when I use them. My best pick besides Ballpark Mustard is the dried Chinese powdered stuff - perfect for one who make's egg rolls every six months max and got tired of throwing out saved packs or jarred stuff that had turned
shavefan
I’m not a fan
I forgot, I have some SB Oriental mustard (Japan) in the pantry
I'm a simple guy. French's or Plochman's yellow on burgers, hotdogs and smoked sausages. Plochman's stone ground on grilled brats, on ham or summer sausage sandwiches. I admit to marvel at the vast array of mustards sold at the supermarket, just never dived in to try any aside from Grey Poupon, which never hit the button with me.
Do you also limit yourself to one razor, one blade, one brush, and one shaving soap?
As they say, variety is the spice of life. Branch out; live a little; try something new...like a different mustard; you might like it.
one of my favorite store bought brands:
shavefan
I’m not a fan
I started a new batch this morning. . .
How does it compare to Colman's dry mustard?
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I find the ready prepared Colman's mustard a bit too sweet. While it is convenient (and I do buy it too for convenience) it is not the same as when you mix dry mustard with water.
Fell in love with this on dogs going to Muni stadium in the 80s to watch the Indians.
Amazon.com : Stadium Mustard, 12 oz (Pack of 2) : Grocery & Gourmet Food
Amazon.com : Stadium Mustard, 12 oz (Pack of 2) : Grocery & Gourmet Food
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