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Which is best?

>> No.17885923

Left because it come with a free cup

>> No.17885933
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>>17885914
Hot Chinese mustard

>> No.17885934

hot mustard

>> No.17885937 [DELETED] 
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>>17885914
just look at this MASSIVE FUCKING TITS!

>> No.17885993

>>17885923
I came here to say exactly this.

>> No.17886039

>>17885914
I like maille dijon

>> No.17886514
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>>17886039
Their Dijonnaise is the greatest condiment to ever walk this forsaken earth. I love it with steak.

>> No.17886676
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>>17885914
I prefer Polish mustard

>> No.17886839

>>17885914
Colmans is the best proper hot mustard, but Polish beer mustard is the best sweet mustard.
Both the best in their field, and both great for different things.
>>17885923
The free cup is definitely a bonus. Colmans should take note.

>> No.17886847

>>17886039
Based, maille is supreme

>> No.17886848

>>17885914
>he doesnt make his own mustard
Ngmi
>>17885937
Those are some nice tits

>> No.17886851

>>17885914
I really have a hard time understanding why people like colman's, i guess people just grew up eating it. It just tastes like vinegar and salt

>> No.17886884

>colmans
>vinegar
this weak stale bait again

>> No.17886894

>>17886851
there's no vinegar in Colman's it naturally tastes like shit

>> No.17886916

>>17885937
Name

>> No.17886928

>>17886884
I thought vinegar was in all mustards?

>> No.17886969

>>17886928
No, it's part of most mustards but you can also make them with just water, wine or verjus.

>> No.17886973
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>>17886928
Nope. Original mout-arde, must-ard is made with must, the stuff that's left of grapes after the winemaking process. Which is what Dijon (Burgundy wines) also became known for. Today's Dijon mustard was imported from Flanders, Belgium which had been part of Burgundy for centuries.

>> No.17887054

>>17886973
you belgian larpers are fucking pathetic
your country has no history and shouldn't exist
>muh duchy of burgundy
laughable

>> No.17887263
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17887263

Pitzman's is the best.

>> No.17887444

>>17885923
>free cup
>literally pays for it
>free
Yeah…

>> No.17887486

>>17885914
colman's because I have enough cups already

>> No.17887638

>>17885914
Well they are totally different mustards. They one that’s better depends on what you want to put it on

>> No.17887645

>>17886916
John, what's it to you?

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>>17885914
There's only 1 'tard to put on a dog

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17887784

This shit. It's olain mustard. Anything else is just sour, bitter, or sweet with a slight mustardy hints and with zero punch.

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>>17887784
>It's olain mustard.
Wrong.

>> No.17887911

I'm a simple man

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>>17887911
oops wrong image

>> No.17887975

>>17887917
Always used to rob this from TGI Fridays, and I can't have been the only one cos they stopped leaving it on the tables.

>> No.17889912

>>17887444
You pay for the mustard sillybum

>> No.17891714

>>17885923
This.