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Mustard - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Mustard may refer to: •Mustard plant, one of several plants, having seeds which are used for the condiment •Mustard seed, seeds of the mustard plant used in cooking •Mustard (condiment), a thick past...
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Mustard (condiment) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Home of the world's foremost collection of mustards and mustard memorabilia with curator Barry Levenson liberally spicing the visitor experience with mustard humor. ... Visitors to the Museum are admitted free to the famed Mustard Piece Theatre, where engaging titles such as "Mustard: The Spice of Nations" are shown daily...
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Buy over 500 kinds of mustards and unique gourmet food gifts from the Gourmet Food and Gift Emporium of the world famous Mustard Museum in Wisconsin. ... Welcome to the online Mustard & Gourmet Sauces Store of the Mustard Museum...
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Mustard plant - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Hundreds of easy, delicious recipes for the whole family - watch recipe videos, join our online community, get FRENCH’S Food money-saving coupons. ... Herb and Honey Mustard Roasted Turkey...
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It was the condiment, not the plant, that was originally called mustard. The condiment got its name because it was made by grinding the seeds of what was once called the senvy plant into a paste and mixing it with must (an unfermented wine).
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Mustard plants grow in loose, vertical masses of leaves, called "greens". © 2000 Rosie Lerner, Purdue University Prev Index Next...
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