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0lddog · 10-02-2012, 18:40

Aldi,

They have a Dijon mustard that is made in Germany

ZX7R · 17-03-2012, 19:03

you should try polish mustard they have a vast selection in most polish shops,my wife converted mefrom colemans to it ,much much nicer

Wild Bill · 18-03-2012, 09:21

Quote:

Originally Posted by Grindylow

wow i wish i had your balls.. i love mustard no i don't really i hate the colour of it it reminds me of pee!

Have you seen your doctor recently?

There are several possible explanations for this - no need to panic but it is better to check these things out.

LiamMc · 16-09-2012, 19:19

Lithuanica.

Chain-store with food from Baltic and Slavic countries.
A mild dijon/french mustard and a Russian Mustard and Alcohol in a miniature English beer jug.

Boskowski · 23-10-2012, 22:28

My favourite brands are all available in supermarkets. Colemans, Lakeshore in Supervalue, Maille Dijon in Tesco.
My special stuff like Händlmaier's sweet Bavarian or 'Original Bautz'ner' I usually fly in myself.

23-10-2012, 22:28	#35
Boskowski Boscos alter ego Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: top of the town boy Posts: 2,841 Adverts \| Friends	My favourite brands are all available in supermarkets. Colemans, Lakeshore in Supervalue, Maille Dijon in Tesco. My special stuff like Händlmaier's sweet Bavarian or 'Original Bautz'ner' I usually fly in myself. Last edited by Boskowski; 23-10-2012 at 22:30.

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0lddog Registered User Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 255 Adverts \| Friends	Aldi, They have a Dijon mustard that is made in Germany

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ZX7R Registered User Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: kildare Posts: 467 Adverts \| Friends	you should try polish mustard they have a vast selection in most polish shops,my wife converted mefrom colemans to it ,much much nicer

16-09-2012, 19:19	#34
LiamMc Registered User Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 826 Adverts \| Friends	Lithuanica. Chain-store with food from Baltic and Slavic countries. A mild dijon/french mustard and a Russian Mustard and Alcohol in a miniature English beer jug.