/ck/ - Food & Cooking

I can't find Bulldog sauce now, it sucks

>>5465830
I find Heinz yellow mustard in bigass multipacks at Sam's Club.

Not a condiment, but fuck I wish Vernor's ginger ale were more prolific.

>not Superior Duke's Master Race

>>5465914
>Bulldog sauce

http://www.amazon.com/Bull-Dog-Tonkatsu-Sauce/dp/B000W59KLI

>>5465914

looked this up. sounds like HP Sauce but a little different. I'd try it .

>rare condiments
>heinz mayo

fuck you.

>>5466145

8 out of 9 grocery stores near me don't have it

>not making your own mayo

>>5465830

Mah nigga. I once happened upon a packet of Heinz Mayo at a Culver's of all places, and since then it's the only Mayo I buy. Luckily my local grocery store has it i bottles. Not that I have anything against Wall 2 Wall Mart, but the local store is within walking distance.

Heinz Mayo is just so much more creamy and delicious. Hard to explain, but it's just better.

Heinz mayo is really common in Australia

>>5465830
>For that matter, Heinz yellow mustard is also damned hard to find outside of packet form.

The Giant Eagle near me carries it. It's so much better than French's or even Plochman's

>>5466844
>Plochman's

Speaking of, this is a personal favorite of mine. Probably just because I have nostalgic memories tied to it.

This version is pretty good.

I see this all the time in the Mexican section at Save-a-lot. Curious..

I've started putting a half teaspoon of minced garlic in all kinds of things.

An easy recipe of

>1 can short cut green beans, drained and washed
>1 beef bouillon cube
>water to cover beans

Heat it in the microwave, or on the stove. Add the garlic after it's hot. Very austere, but good.

>>5467015
That shit is awful.

>Hellmann's Olive Oil Mayo
>Horse radish
>Touch of yellow mustard
>Onion powder

Mix. Spread on sandwich. Thank me later.

>>5465830
QUINKY SAUCE

>>5466162
>2011
Has he been back since?

>>5466162
>trying to fool me with ginger beer
0/10

>>5466162
>>5467228
Jesus fucking christ that guy and the crusty shirt guy.

>>5465830

>>5465830
Beaver brand Hot and Sweet mustard. Legit, this shit made the best sandwiches I had ever had in my entire life. Apparently it's a West coast thing? Fucking impossible to find on the East coast. I have to order this shit off Amazon but it's so fucking worth it. It's not like your typical yellow or even a brown mustard. It stings like horseradish but it's sweet, sour, savory and tangy. I have dreams about this shit. Not really, but you get the picture.

>>5465830

This. This shit. No one near me carries it, I had to order off Amazon. In my parents' hometown in western Illinois I could get it whenever I wanted.

If you haven't had it, it's fucking delicious. Don't let the "mayo-mustard" description fool you - there's definitely more to it than that. It's creamy and tangy and I use it on so many things. This being Memorial Day I expect it will end up on burgers.

good luck finding this outside the midwest. best spicy mustard I've ever had. you'd swear it has horseradish but it doesn't.

>>5467259
I've seen this at Wegman's in Western New York and at a Giant Eagle in NE Ohio. I love the stuff too.

>>5467239
i miss you baby

>heinz mustard is rare
literally wtf
am i being rused again

>>5467841
Not op but I can't find that shit anywhere.

>>5467526
Oh shit, I have a friend who's in Rochester for school. Maybe I can get her to bring me some when she comes home. Thanks for the heads up, dawg

>>5467862
wtf it comes in three packs with relish and ketchup

>>5465830
>Let's talk about awesome condiments that are hard to find.
>Wal-Mart is the only place I've found that carries it.

heinz mustard is easy to find if you're a costco fag

>>5467880
Not OP, but there are no Wal-Marts where I live (NYC)

I'm a eurofag and we don't have Hellman's around here. When I tasted it the first time it was so disgusting. The worst mayonnaise I've ever tasted.

I wouldn't even call it mayonnaise.

I don't know, man. You can get that shit at every grocery store around here.

not hard to find necessarily, but not widely available. gotta go out of the way to the international market to get this baby.

best chipotle sauce, hands down.

>>5467239
>>5467838

It begins

>>5468593

>>5468565
Dude, right there. That's good stuff.

>>5468565
as much as I enjoy el yucateco, that shit has lead in it.

>>5468798
Yeah but so does potatoes, carrots, and a lot of other things

>>5468808
yeah, I'd be a liar if I said I didn't have a bottle in my fridge right now. some habanero shit, very good. supposedly theres quite a bit of lead according to a single study from 2011-2013 so who knows if that information is actually verified true.

>>5468815

It's probably true, you'd be amazed at what kinds of foods contain lead, arsenic, mercury, and other horrible things. It's not just tuna.

The question is whether the levels are high enough in the amounts of those foods that you eat where you'd actually need to avoid them. In most cases the answer is no.