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Great article. For additional mustard content, I've enjoyed the reviews on the Mustard Museum's Youtube channel.

• physicsgraph 5y ago
  The Wikipedia page [0] mentions the collection of 5,300 mustards. I was underwhelmed by the 30 presented in this article. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Mustard_Museum https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Mustard_Museum
• geoduck14 5y ago
  I had no idea mustard was taken so seriously. It makes me want to take a tour of salsa and post about that.
• rubylark 5y ago
  I second this. I happened to be in Middleton, WI on National Mustard Day (which is apparently a real "holiday"). They had a bunch of mustard themed midway games set up and a band like a little festival. The museum itself was pretty neat as well. The gift shop is why I recommend people stop by if the happen to be in that part of Wisconsin. They have over 500 types of mustards you can buy[1], and have a free samples counter that lets you try probably around 10. Some of them are extremely unique. I think the oddest one I tried was the peach champagne mustard because for whatever reason I didn't expect it to be so sweet. I still use the classic beer mustard I bought from there. [1] https://store.mustardmuseum.com/category/buy-mustards https://store.mustardmuseum.com/category/buy-mustards
• shotta 5y ago
  Poupon U!