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Irish Mustards - Mustard with Guinness Stout (6 Ounce) by igourmet.com |
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Brand: IGOURMET
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Lakeshore Wholegrain Mustards are prepared by hand in the traditional
French manner using the finest natural ingredients without artificial
colorings, flavorings or preservatives. They are produced in Ballinderry,
Co. Tipperary in small batches to retain the distinctive flavors that
have been created to enhance all savory dishes from sandwiches to steak.
- Tipperary Pub Mustard has been created using the finest ingredients and
fresh spring water from the heart of the Irish coutryside. Its exciting
flavor will help to evoke the warmth and joyfulness of the 'caint, ceol
agus craic so much associated with the typical Irish pub. - Whole Grain
Mustard with Guinness is a unique blend of Guinness Stout and mustard
that is excellent with roast beef, steaks, and barbecued meats. Gives a
subtle flavor to sauces, and adds zest to soups and casseroles. - Whole
Grain Mustard with Irish Whiskey is mild and delicately tangy. Delicious
with pâtés, salamis, and smoked meats; adds interest to cheese dishes,
and zest to marinades; gives extra flavor to savory stuffings. - Strong
Irish Mustard is a unique recipe that has been handed down for over 100
years. The recipe was created for Hoysted Barton. He insisted on taking
mustard sandwiches when he went out for a day's hunting. The mustard was
prepared to a special recipe reflecting his strength of character and
the family motto (Fide et Fortitudine). Today, this smooth mustard is
still enjoyed by all those who prefer a strong mustard. - Wholegrain
Mustard with Honey is mild with a hint of sweetness. This is an ideal
accompaniment for ham, pork, and cold meats; as a pre-grilling spread
for gammon steaks; delicious in sandwiches and salad dressings.
Details
Country: Ireland
Feature: 5.3oz / 150g
Ingredients: Sugar, Water, Vinegar, Peaches, Apricots, Food Starch, Sulphur Dioxide, Salt, Caramel, Spices
Weight: 31
hundredths-pounds
Manufacturer: igourmet
Size: 6 ounce
UPC: 090997202105
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