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Noob Mustard Question.

studiorat · 2008-03-12 21:38:36

Hi, I've been lurking here for a while and I've decided to post. I've been think about getting into Mustard as a hobby for a while and I've been looking a buying some for a modest amateur collection. Would anybody like to suggest a good English Mustard for me to buy? I don't want to break the bank I've about €1.17 to…

12-03-2008 09:38PM

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studiorat

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Hi,
I've been lurking here for a while and I've decided to post.
I've been think about getting into Mustard as a hobby for a while and I've been looking a buying some for a modest amateur collection.

Would anybody like to suggest a good English Mustard for me to buy? I don't want to break the bank I've about €1.17 to spend.

Thanks.

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#2 12-03-2008 09:46PM

PaulBrewer

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StudioRat,

24bit 96k Mustard is only for the Big Lads with the Big Ears.

I'd suggest you start off easy with a 16bit/44.1k Basic Ketchup and when you've a bit of experience in Condiments, then think about upgrading to Mustard.

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#3 22-03-2008 12:09AM

FX Meister

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Try Larry's Souper Mustard.

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