Is that the Beaver Brand out of Oregon? Their hot version is the only horseradish I’ll buy
Pretty sure they are. And the horseradish is legit.
That’s the good stuff. If anyone knows a stronger horseradish available in stores, let me know. I have a vendetta against my sinuses.
Nice beaver.
I just looked at their website and they have about 27 flavors of mustard and horseradish (ghost pepper mustard scares me a bit). May need to order a variety pack one of these days.
Thank you. I just had it stuffed.
Yeah, it’s pretty gr8.
That’s the thing, I’m not great with spiciness (I’m not a midwesterner or anything but I’m not winning any awards for my spice tolerance). But in the horseradish/wasabi/mustard family, I crave death.
I keep the powder in my pantry at all times.
This.
Exactly the opposite here.
I can’t do the pure-fire hot sauce stuff, I like flavor and taste along with some heat. Same with salsa.
I like spicey up to just below the pain level. I don’t believe food should hurt when eating.
Green jello, bone broth, apple juice. I always assumed a liquid diet would involve Scotch.
Ouch. Hope all is well.
Mustard fan here. Coleman’s is the shit. Maille used to make a tarragon mustard that rocked. I haven’t been able to find it lately, but Edmond Fallot makes one that’s pretty bueno. A few years back, I stumbled across the Mt Horeb Mustard Museum website. I couldn’t make up my feeble mind on what to order, so I grabbed around $80 worth of their products. Every now and then, I will still stumble across a jar from that purchase in my condiment-littered fridge. Mt Horeb has since been renamed the National Mustard Museum. It’s worth the visit, if only for curiosity-sake.
Just preparing for today’s fantasy draft, and tomorrow’s colonoscopy. I suspect they’re going to be similar procedures.
When you listed the diet, I was thinking/hoping that’s all it was.
Just turned 50, and I’m slightly procrastinating about scheduling my first one.