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tpogue@comcast.net

tpogue@comcast.net

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Our local Deli has a lovely coarse grain mustard on the table. It is quite mild and very flavorful. I do not remember the brand but it is similar to Savol. I tried an internet search and happened onto a french mustard "sauce" labeled Savora which is lovely and I do recommend it. It is smooth, mild with just a slight hint of sweetness and a lot of wine flavor.

Still, I am trying to find the coarse "deli" mustard.

terry

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I make most of the mustard I use but I also buy from

The Mustard Muserum shop

You can search by brand, by country or variety &etc.

They have a much larger selection than any other online vendor and I have been satisfied with everything I have purchased.

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