Unique Mustards....

[type2runner]

Looking for buying a variety of unique mustards. Where in Mpls do you buy fun and different mustards?

Thanks in advance for ideas.

[fredrva]

I love the Coleman's dry mustard mixed with warm water and a little brandy and chilled for awhile.

[stymie]

where can I find Colman's?

[AnneInMpls]

Yum - what a great idea! I think I've seen Coleman's around town, like at Lund's/Byerly's. Let me know if my feeble memory is right...

[fredrva]

I buy it at Kroger, but they have an online store.
http://www.colmansmustardshop.com/

[becks1]

Boetje's mustard. It has a little horseradish in it. Very good

I've only been able to find it at one store.
Golden Fig
790 Grand Ave,St. Paul small store on south side of street.

[nsxtasy]

I bet you can find Boetje's in more stores in the Cities than that. It's made in the Quad Cities and is widely available in supermarkets in the Chicago area. It's darn good, too! www.boetjesmustard.com

[becks1]

I hunted for 2 months at all the major and small stores I came across.
Golden Fig is only place I could find it.

[AnneInMpls]

Kramatczuk's usually has a good Weissewurst Senf - a sweet German mustard that I love on weisswurst and other sausages. Look for a jar shaped like a drinking glass that has a pop-off lid.

Me, I check the mustard selection at any ethnic or upscale grocery and deli, in hopes of finding a new treasure. But mostly, I find the best mustard while traveling (like the amazing line of Kozlik's mustard from Toronto).

[AnneInMpls]

I mean Kramarczuk's. Grrrrr... I hate the touchpad keyboard on my Nook!

[sandylc]

Surdyk's.

[SarahInMinneapolis]

Pommery Moutarde de Mieux. Simply the best mustard in the world. Used to have to buy it online until Surdyk's started to carry it. Expensive but worth every penny.

[nsxtasy]

I order mine from the Mustard Museum: www.mustardmuseum.com

If you're ever in Madison (WI), going there is a real treat for mustard lovers. Not only do they sell all the hundreds of mustards listed on their website, but they have open jars from which you can sample. And you can ask their advice on any particular type of mustard you enjoy. That's how I discovered several of my favorites, which I have continued to order from their website since then.

[steve_in_stpaul]

Byerly's, Lund's, Kowalski's ... Maybe also some places like Kramarczuk's, though their selection will be smaller.