Thought after a recipe, I might as well do a review of one of my favorite new products. I picked this up at my local Renaissance Festival last weekend and have been in love ever since. I've never been a fan of the typical yellow mustard, but have always enjoy the ones with a bite more bite like dijons. I admit it was the "garlic" part that pulled me over to the booth, and I wouldn't have given this product a second glance if it weren't for the fact they were giving out samples with little pretzel sticks. I must say this is one of the best mustards I've had. It's smooth and creamy (although I usually enjoy textured mustards) but the garlic and jalapeno give it an amazing taste. It's just spicy enough to enjoy without being overpowering, so it's good for a casual sandwich. I also have tried mixing this with soy sauce to eat steam pork potstickers and it was delicious.
Best part is that it's only 10 calories per serving, so I can have as much as I want without feeling guilty.
For anybody curious, check out their website.
That... that sounds really tasty!!!
ReplyDeleteI used to hate mustard as a kid and now I find I like it. Even just plain old yellow mustard. I also use dry mustard powder when I make barbeque sauce and HO GOD MY BARBEQUE SAUCE IS AMAZING IF I DO SAY SO MYSELF. But that's probably because I use molasses in it ;)
ReplyDeleteOh, and Ren Faire is like, the best place to find new foods. I tried mead once, then found out that there's a meadery only about 15 minutes from where I live - yes, an entire mead-brewin operation. I only bought 1 bottle the first time I was there, but I will probably go pick up some more when they get their apple mead in XD
Dude, this sounds really good.
ReplyDeleteomg why did u show me this (drools) i must have this would go great on my sandwiches and what a weird find at a renfest
ReplyDeleteYUMMMMMM Sounds so freaking good!
ReplyDeleteI never knew they made mustard like that! I'll have to try some.
ReplyDeleteSounds tasty.
ReplyDeleteI need to get some of this for my husband. this is just right up his alley.
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