They sell it in powdered form as well.
Delicious.
P.S. Just like the Confessions thread, this thread/OP reads super-weird if replacing the word "mustard" with the word "incest."
(People who don't read the Confessions thread... don't ask).
I haven't tried too many kinds, but I have some of this in my fridge.
It's pretty good.
Disgusting turmeric paste. Yes, seriously, READ the ingredients in your foods.
The fact that no one has posted any wholegrain so far is a travesty of the highest order. Get yourself a pork pie, or a hot sausage roll and put a little of this on it.
And you'll be in heaven, son.
The things I have to go through to get your mustard over here in the colonies.
;)
Hm, I have never seen that one.
Hm, I have never seen that one.
From googling it, it seems to be more common in Western and Southern Sweden. Is that correct?
Oh, I know, but it takes weeks to get here.
Have to plan a while ahead for it.
There's only one real answer (and I'm disappointed no one posted it yet)
There's only one real answer (and I'm disappointed no one posted it yet)
The fact that no one has posted any wholegrain so far is a travesty of the highest order. Get yourself a pork pie, or a hot sausage roll and put a little of this on it.
And you'll be in heaven, son.
Possibly the world's first full-bodied yellow mustard, Sir Kensington's brings new inspiration to this American mainstay. Fragrant mustard seeds and ground turmeric imbue its rich texture with vivid color and bright flavor. Equally at home squeezed onto a ballpark frank or daubed on a charcuterie plate, this mustard carries an undeniable whiff of nostalgia perfect for savory foods.
That style of mustard isn't my favorite (though it has its place), but Plochman's makes a Chili Dog mustard that is amazing.
Helping with the bump, because it is still true.Gulden's. Cheap as shit, easily found, and tasty as hell. The perfect storm.
There are some yummier deli mustards I have had over the years, but Gulden's is ole reliable.
And we're done. Great with pretty much anything grilled or roasted.There's only one real answer (and I'm disappointed no one posted it yet)
I'm really sorry to say that but you're wrong Sir !There's only one real answer (and I'm disappointed no one posted it yet)
As you're from Dijon I'll just thank you and enjoy ;)I'm really sorry to say that but you're wrong Sir !
And I should know cause I live in DIJON, and I can tell you that the best mustard in town is
Taste it and thanks me later š