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Obsession

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  • 05-07-2004 10:34pm
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    Gillo
    Registered Users Posts: 5,566 ✭✭✭


    ok, I like mustard, but whats the obsession?


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    ecksor
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    Who's obsessed?


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    Beruthiel
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    Originally posted by ecksor
    Who's obsessed?

    not me
    btw
    I am off to france at the weekend, perhaps I'll have a brief affair with some Dijon...


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    po0k
    Registered Users Posts: 15,815 ✭✭✭✭po0k


    trollop


    Why can no-one stay faithful to Ye Olde Colman's English?


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    Beruthiel
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    Originally posted by SyxPak
    Why can no-one stay faithful to Ye Olde Colman's English?

    because it's so common and unsophisticated


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    Gillo
    Registered Users Posts: 5,566 ✭✭✭Gillo


    But why mustard. Why not chutney or pepper


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    Fysh
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    Both those quoted clearly lack the elegance, sophistication, variety, and sheer class of mustard. In fact, Mustard is the God of condiments.

    I wonder if that makes Coleman's Mustard the returned Messiah, here to save us from our sinful ketchup-filled ways?


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    The Real B-man
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    Originally posted by Beruthiel
    because it's so common and unsophisticated

    :rolleyes: tut tut


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    Kazu
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    mustard do people buy it anymore ???


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    Raphael
    Closed Accounts Posts: 8,880 ✭✭✭Raphael


    No, this board was set up in loving memory of the forgotten condiment, which no one buys any more


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    Beruthiel
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    Kazu wrote:
    mustard do people buy it anymore ???

    is the pope a mustard catholic?
    does a bear mustard in the woods?


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    ecksor
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    Kazu wrote:
    mustard do people buy it anymore ???

    Unless some people are making their own then they'd have to be buying it ...

    There's a thread where people tell us where they buy their mustard from.


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    unkel
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    Beruthiel wrote:
    because it's so common and unsophisticated

    Indeed. The British Haute Cuisine :rolleyes:

    Anybody any battered sausage or CJD pies?


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    Gordon
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    Yum, deep fried mars bars.

    You can't beat a nice big trollop of mustard.


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    po0k
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    Fysh wrote:
    Both those quoted clearly lack the elegance, sophistication, variety, and sheer class of mustard. In fact, Mustard is the God of condiments.

    I wonder if that makes Coleman's Mustard the returned Messiah, here to save us from our sinful ketchup-filled ways?


    "Colman's" not Coleman's.

    Clear distinction in the lack of an e in the former.


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