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Mustard powder - is it "real" mustard?

Paparazzo · 2011-02-03 23:21:39

I'm talking about the colemans stuff in the tin. You mix it with water. It never tastes the same, but I heard if you leave it for an hour it's nicer. But is it acceptable as proper mustard?

03-02-2011 11:21pm

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I'm talking about the colemans stuff in the tin. You mix it with water. It never tastes the same, but I heard if you leave it for an hour it's nicer.

But is it acceptable as proper mustard?

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#2 10-02-2011 4:29pm

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Absolutely, also great as a cooking ingredient

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#3 13-02-2011 2:41am

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Mix it with mayo; ride the lightning.

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#4 18-02-2011 3:34pm

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FTGFOP wrote: »

Mix it with mayo; ride the lightning.

Sounds like a Plan, have to try this later

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