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Location: NJ | If you like mustard you have to try this.
the beer mustard I just discovered but the regular spicy brown has been a staple in my home for a long time.
what i love is that it is not a yuppie wannabe expensive mustard just good quality and taste at a nice price.
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Location: SoCal | Thanks for sharing Al :)
Now I want to go to Chicago for a hotdog from Fluky's. |
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Location: East Tennessee | Cool.
I wonder if I can get it in Tennessee?
Not your normal redneck brand. :D
Remember I lived in New York for most of my life till I got tired of "High Taxes and High Snow Banks". |
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Location: Oregon | AH man! I am a mustard fiend. Death to katchup I say! |
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Location: Houston, Texas | Wow, sounds good. I've never seen that down here. Mustard of preference in this house is Gulden's Brown Spicy Mustard or Zatarain's Creole.
I agree, Death to Ketchup! Although, a little mayo with the mustard is a must on a roast beef sandwich, preferebley Hellmans. |
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Location: Cherry Hill, NJ | AL,
Your post deserves a frank reply, but that might not cut the mustard. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Wah-sah-bee! |
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Location: Paris/France | Al,
I'm not sure we can get it in France but maybe I can become the official dealer for France and make business... :D
J :) |
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Location: Atlanta, GA. | That sounds tasty...
wonder how they make it! :p |
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Location: Madison, Wisconsin | This place is amazing. It's in a little town just a few miles from Madison.
Mustard Museum |
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Location: Budd Lake, NJ | Being mildly middle-aged now, Al's picture reminds me of the special glass mugs our grandma let my sister and me use whenever we would visit. They were the containers that Kosciusko mustard came in, and hefty for little girl hands to manage. As I got older, they got smaller and smaller. I haven't seen one in quite awhile now.
I will look for the mustard to give it a try; thanks, Al, for bringing back some happy memories.
Karen and the menagerie |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Yes, mustard is fine but the hot relish, the real EyeTalian stuff, now that's the ticket. |
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Location: Minden, Nebraska | I have a feeling we would go through that stuff so fast we'd have to buy it by the case, which is what it might take to get it in Nebraska, anyway. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | I still like grey-poop-on. |
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Location: NJ | Originally posted by cholloway:
That sounds tasty...
wonder how they make it! :p eh.... with beer |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Al, that's the one that used to come in the little beer mugs? |
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Location: NJ | yes I think so. |
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Location: Scotland | On my last trip to Austin I discovered this place on 6th Street
http://www.tearsofjoysauces.com
I still have the scars.
For those of you who've seen my Chilli pepper Aloha shirt, this is where I found it. |
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Location: Orange County, California | Yummy!! They stock my favorite: Scorned Woman. |
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OT do you like mustard?
