Mustard for beginner?

monster_fighter · 30-01-2005 12:07pm #1

I want to ween myself onto mustard.
I do like the taste, but not too strong (yet).

The "Three Cheeses" bagle in the Arts Cafe in UCD is what convinced me
the mustard was good.

Any sugestions

ecksor · 30-01-2005 3:00pm

What kind of mustard is in that bagel?

kasintahan · 07-02-2005 6:58pm

ecksor wrote:

What kind of mustard is in that bagel?

I'm interest too, so I checked the Arts cafe.

It doesn't say, just says mustard. So I bought one and it seem to be a very mild but seed laden type.

Any ideas?

/ps - bloody nice bagle, expensive though...

ecksor · 07-02-2005 7:44pm

Is it sweet? If so, it could be the dalkey stuff, otherwise it's likely to be some German variety.

Blub2k4 · 11-02-2005 1:31pm

Sounds like a deli mustard, quite common in sandwiches, really a wholegrain mixed with Mayo, not the done thing ....tut tut.

kasintahan · 11-02-2005 1:41pm

Blub2k4 wrote:

Sounds like a deli mustard, quite common in sandwiches, really a wholegrain mixed with Mayo, not the done thing ....tut tut.

Yes, that sounds pretty accurate.

I thought it was really nice.

Anyone got a suggestion on which 'real' mustard is similar?.

Otherwise I'll try XOR's suggestions.

dearg_doom · 21-02-2005 3:32pm

sounds like French mustard, not too hot but kinda vinigar-y IIRC

Blub2k4 · 22-02-2005 4:26pm

kasintahan wrote:

Yes, that sounds pretty accurate.

I thought it was really nice.

Anyone got a suggestion on which 'real' mustard is similar?.

Otherwise I'll try XOR's suggestions.

You want the Dalkey mustard as ecksor said.
Any wholegrain should do it really though.

landser · 22-02-2005 4:28pm

dijon is your only man. try your supermkt. make sure it's made in france. the colmans dijon is muck

koneko · 22-02-2005 4:31pm

mustard sauce man

It's like mustard, but mild, and tasty

po0k · 22-02-2005 9:32pm

kasintahan wrote:

Anyone got a suggestion on which 'real' mustard is similar?.

Colman's English Mustard.

Bacon isn't the same without it.

Gone West · 23-02-2005 5:06am

i still cant believe that there is a forum about mustard

Blub2k4 · 23-02-2005 10:59am

FuzzyLogic wrote:

i still cant believe that there is a forum about mustard

I cant believe it's not butter!

BuffyBot · 23-02-2005 12:46pm

FuzzyLogic wrote:

i still cant believe that there is a forum about mustard

Believe it, honey (mustard)!

[InsertHandle] · 17-03-2005 4:22pm

Kinda renew's my faith in humanity to see so many people come together, unified in their common love of mustard ... Mmmmm mustard

Can we have a jam forum???

Fusion251 · 27-03-2005 3:44pm

I think there should be a Meanies forum, they're so nice, and have lasted the test of time just like mustard they have fought obscurity to remain one of the tastiest corn snack of all time in my opinion.

They had some competition from Snaps a few years ago Disco's tried a pickled onion range which also failed miserably.

So who's with me??

VOTE FOR A MEANIES FORUM!!!

Sarky · 27-03-2005 3:50pm

I'd prefer mustard flavoured Meanies...

Fusion251 · 27-03-2005 3:59pm

Maybe that can happen, we could write them a letter!

Fusion251 · 27-03-2005 7:44pm

Amz · 27-03-2005 11:01pm

My friend found a dead beatle in a meanie in primary school and another friend found someone's wedding ring in another packet ...

I haven't eaten meanies since the Beatle incident, but the wedding ring one has ensured that none of my descendants ever shall either.

Fusion251 · 28-03-2005 11:43am

(Goes out to buy more Meanies) heeeeeeeeeeeeeere free ring!

Amz · 28-03-2005 5:29pm

The wedding ring was attached to a big hunk of skin ...

Fusion251 · 28-03-2005 6:42pm

Fee meat too?? What a bargin!

liamskater · 02-04-2005 9:53pm

wot a load of sad peeps tlkin bout mustard its yellow and hot and nice big woop

Amz · 03-04-2005 1:36am

Any chance of the English translation of that post anyone?

Sarky · 03-04-2005 7:49am

I'm giving it the benefit of the doubt and reading it as "I like mustard too!"

liamskater · 05-04-2005 6:04pm

yeah lol

Mustard for beginner?

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