Lets talk mustards.

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>>9210873
In Germany, mustard comes in tubes

I like Colman's mustard, but the fact they sell it in such a tiny jar for like $5 is just infuriating.

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>>9210873
OP 2-3 are great, especially #3.

But for #1, I'll upvote Batampe deli mustard or Zatarains Creole for the bite and less vinegar both. These are the mustards I want with my pretzel or my st. patricks day leftovers.

But for #4, I much prefer the stone ground favorite Inglehoffer.

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This shit right here

>>9210893
So these German mustard I have aren't authentic.

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>>9210873
Try this with spit roasted beef.

>>9210916
I agree. I use #4 mostly for rubs and stuff. That's why there isn't much gone. It doesn't get use often. I had a larger variety but haven't picked anymore up yet.

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>>9210958
That sounds amazing.

>>9210949
It's whatever you want it to be, baby.

>>9210949
Nah, the regular stuff is usually in tubes but higher quality mustard is often sold in jars.

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>>9210893
It generally does in most countries, kraut-anon.

>>9210963
M & S
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I like me some Tarragon mustard for all my sandwich needs.

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I like this stuff
I guess I get a free glass as well.

>>9210873
I'm not very picky, but I prefer whole-grain mustards because they pop in your mouth

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The more pungent the better.

>>9211000
Never had it. Any suggestions.

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>>9210873
o-only the best :')

>>9211009
>tfw white wife hates spicy/adventurous foods
i fucking love horseraddish

>>9211115
It's not like mustard is expensive. When we have sandwiches we just use dif mustards. Or did you just want to desperately inject your white wife in to this.

>>9211001
what the fuck is this
why have I never seen this even though it's made in my country

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Best yellow mustard coming through.

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Love this stuff, it makes suitable food taste legendary.

Like, sandwiches and salad dressing and stuff.

Interesting note, of all the types of mustard we have available here, the least interesting, subtly flavored, cheapest and boring type available is...

American mustard.

>>9210873
Great topic when having meats

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Woebers jalapeno

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Dill mustard

>>9213616
Agreed. Its the superior condiment. I'm from America and I don't get its fascination with ketchup.

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>>9210873
I prefer Pitzman's.