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Buriram Province - General Category => Western Food in Buriram. => Topic started by: Starman on March 16, 2011, 11:30:44 AM

Title: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: Starman on March 16, 2011, 11:30:44 AM
170g jars of Coleman's English Mustard now available for 140 baht.
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: Admin on March 16, 2011, 02:16:13 PM
170g jars of Coleman's English Mustard now available for 140 baht.
Colman's: Stayin' Alive (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBFx8th8r8w#)
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: boloa on March 16, 2011, 03:48:01 PM
Coleman's English Mustard

Quick Tips

Use it around the house! (these actually work)

#1 Smelly dishes? Next time, add a heaping tablespoon of Colman's with the soap to remove odors like fish and onions.
#2 Make a paste with Colman's and spread on the back of a loose tile to secure it to the wall. Acts like plaster!
#3 Use as fertilizer for better colored daffodils.
#4 Sprinkle dry mustard inside shoes to prevent cold feet and frostbite. ( always handy in Buriram )
#5 Mustard and honey at bedtime for coughs, a pinch of mustard in a glass of water for hiccups.
#6 Colman's poultry mustard fed to chickens stimulate egg production.
#7 To mend leaky car radiators temporarily, pour in contents of 2 oz. tin of mustard while car is running. (sounds Thai to me )
#8 Sprinkle over plants to rid them of insect pests.
#8 Two tsp. in a pint of water poured on roots stops worms.
#9 Dry Colman's rubbed into dog's coat helps stop distemper. Cover dog with blanket.
#10 Smear headlights with a dry colman's mixed with some water to drive in fog-- fog lights! (yes, it works)
#11 Stuffy nose? Make a paste, spread it generously over a cracker, and take a few bites. This clears it up in seconds!
#12 Have trouble with ants? Sprinkle Colman's mustard over their trail and they wont cross it. Too hot for them.

And of course, for FOOD!

#1 When breading chicken or chops, add a TB of Colman's to the breading mixture.
#2 Hands smell like onions or garlic? Rub some Colman's on your hand and rinse with warm water to remove the odour.
#3 Before cooking live clams or mussels, put them in a bucket of water with a few teaspoonful of dry Colman's to make them spit out the grit and sand.
#4 Tuna fish Salad without a tbs. full of Colman's Mustard tastes awful. (Pete Daggett)
#5 Some mayo mixed with a tablespoon of Colman's makes hotdogs & sandwiches taste Mmmm!
#6 I always put a teaspoon of Colman's in my vegie stir fries.
#7 When mixing with water, use cold water, mix slowly, and let stand for ten min. This improves the mustard's "kick".
#7 I rub a little mustard on fish fillets before I cook them. This makes the fish taste fresher and less fishy.
#8 Try mixing Colman's Mustard with Tabasco sauce or shoyu for something different and interesting.

more tips here....
http://www.ilhawaii.net/~danrubio/mustard/tips.html (http://www.ilhawaii.net/~danrubio/mustard/tips.html)
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: Admin on March 17, 2011, 12:18:12 AM
Great link above.  party16
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: Mymatesaid on March 17, 2011, 08:52:40 AM
I was thinking more of a nice roast beef sandwich on wholemeal bread with mustard.

Must give Starman a call.
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: nookiebear on March 17, 2011, 09:25:39 AM
I was thinking more of a nice roast beef sandwich on wholemeal bread with mustard.

Must give Starman a call.
Beef is usually served with Horseradish!!
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: Vombatus on March 17, 2011, 09:54:20 AM
I was thinking more of a nice roast beef sandwich on wholemeal bread with mustard.

Must give Starman a call.

Definitely should be with horseradish

(Available for an extortionate price at Coffee Corner!)
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: Mymatesaid on March 17, 2011, 11:09:41 AM
Up until Coffee Corner's post I wasn't aware of anyone selling horseradish.

Mustard will make a good substitute. Or maybe I could order some corned beef or some ham from Starman too.
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: Really? on March 17, 2011, 11:25:32 AM
That is a damn good price for mustard.

Went for a border run last week and popped into that Stafford's place. His stuff in jars was just too expensive to contemplate buying.

How much for your horseradish Coffee Corner?
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: Happylarry on March 17, 2011, 11:27:25 AM
Up until Coffee Corner's post I wasn't aware of anyone selling horseradish.

Mustard will make a good substitute. Or maybe I could order some corned beef or some ham from Starman too.


I like Steve's ham - great with mustard.
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: Vombatus on March 17, 2011, 11:30:36 AM
Colman's   horseradish  150 Baht for a 250g jar.  Don't know how that compares
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: Really? on March 17, 2011, 11:39:46 AM
That is a good price too. His prices are nearer 200baht.

My friend paid 195 for a jar of colemans mustard in a place in Ban Kruat and the horseradish was the same. He didn't buy the horseradish as it was out of date.

I have seen both items going for as much as 210baht a jar in places like Bangkok and Pattaya.
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: Prakhonchai Nick on March 17, 2011, 02:55:36 PM

Definitely should be with horseradish

(Available for an extortionate price at Coffee Corner!)

The horseradish will be strictly rationed! Ray will stand over you to ensure you get no more than half teaspoon!
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: Vombatus on March 17, 2011, 03:00:13 PM

Definitely should be with horseradish

(Available for an extortionate price at Coffee Corner!)

The horseradish will be strictly rationed! Ray will stand over you to ensure you get no more than half teaspoon!

Not if you buy your own jar.

As it is like gold dust, greedy bastards will be closely monitored if they ladle it over their roast beef meal.
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: Prakhonchai Nick on March 17, 2011, 03:09:20 PM
 swordfight
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: Vombatus on March 17, 2011, 03:46:45 PM
swordfight

 slapfight
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: Prakhonchai Nick on March 17, 2011, 03:51:36 PM
 madbar  chairhit  oldmanwithstick
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: Admin on March 17, 2011, 04:26:34 PM
So I understand you all like Coleman's... ::)
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: nookiebear on March 17, 2011, 06:22:09 PM

Definitely should be with horseradish

(Available for an extortionate price at Coffee Corner!)

The horseradish will be strictly rationed! Ray will stand over you to ensure you get no more than half teaspoon!

Not if you buy your own jar.

As it is like gold dust, greedy bastards will be closely monitored if they ladle it over their roast beef meal.
That sounds like an invitation to me swordfight
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: boloa on March 17, 2011, 06:36:00 PM

Definitely should be with horseradish

(Available for an extortionate price at Coffee Corner!)

The horseradish will be strictly rationed! Ray will stand over you to ensure you get no more than half teaspoon!

Not if you buy your own jar.

As it is like gold dust, greedy bastards will be closely monitored if they ladle it over their roast beef meal.

A Tip on horseradish consumption..Ray  ::)

Treat your customers like your Bar fines ???

Just give them a small portion  :laugh:


 
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: Dave the Dude on March 18, 2011, 08:16:35 AM
Maybe most of his customers already have a small portion

Bar Fines? Ray. Is there something you want to tell us!
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: nookiebear on March 18, 2011, 08:29:23 AM
Any Mustard left Starman??
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: Vombatus on March 18, 2011, 09:10:55 AM

Definitely should be with horseradish

(Available for an extortionate price at Coffee Corner!)

The horseradish will be strictly rationed! Ray will stand over you to ensure you get no more than half teaspoon!

Not if you buy your own jar.

As it is like gold dust, greedy bastards will be closely monitored if they ladle it over their roast beef meal.

A Tip on horseradish consumption..Ray  ::)

Treat your customers like your Bar fines ???

Just give them a small portion  :laugh:


 


.....but often.....
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: Starman on March 18, 2011, 09:41:18 AM
Any Mustard left Starman??

Back on topic. Bloody hell.:party4:

Yes indeed there is. Shall bring some on Saturday. Thanks for your enquiry.!
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: SANGKA on March 18, 2011, 12:56:53 PM
What about home made bacon  cheergirl
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: Prakhonchai Nick on March 18, 2011, 01:03:24 PM
?

Home made?

There need to be a PIG involved somewhere.

Do you mean home cured/home smoked?
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: boloa on March 18, 2011, 01:18:17 PM
?

Home made?

There need to be a PIG involved somewhere.

Do you mean home cured/home smoked?

Here's a home made bacon................ bra.???

And there's 2 pigs involved  :laugh:
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: nookiebear on March 18, 2011, 01:40:36 PM
?


There need to be a PIG involved somewhere.

Ray reckons that to be true ,,,,if you have any involvement cheergirl
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: Prakhonchai Nick on March 18, 2011, 01:59:56 PM
Had your dip yet Nookie?
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: Vombatus on March 18, 2011, 02:15:16 PM
Probably dipping as we speak
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: manupete on March 19, 2011, 10:26:05 AM
Probably dipping as we speak

Is Nookiebear also known as Sugardaddyken ???

Heard he always comes 2nd  :laugh:
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: nookiebear on March 19, 2011, 11:34:22 AM
Looks like Boloa & Yourself have an awful lot in common redman redman
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: Vombatus on March 19, 2011, 12:01:51 PM
Back on topic, you can't beat Colmans but at 140 Bt for 170g I have learned to live with 'Yellow Mustard' at 63 Bt for 255g.

I will still put Colmans on a ham sandwich though !
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: Starman on March 20, 2011, 07:17:12 AM
Fair point but you'd have to use more "yellow mustard" to get the same effect.
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: Al. on March 20, 2011, 07:49:14 AM
I used to bring Colmans mustard over until I discovered "Masterfoods Hot English Mustard" it's available in Pattaya not sure about Burriram or Surin though as I havent looked.
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: Prakhonchai Nick on March 20, 2011, 08:01:08 AM
Fair point but you'd have to use more "yellow mustard" to get the same effect.

No chance of that. CC will ensure that you take only the minutest portion -unless you buy the bottle!   hungry1
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: Vombatus on March 20, 2011, 08:08:22 AM
Fair point but you'd have to use more "yellow mustard" to get the same effect.

No chance of that. CC will ensure that you take only the minutest portion -unless you buy the bottle!   hungry1

Most customers (in fact all bar one) have unrestricted use of condiments at Coffee Corner  swordfight
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: nookiebear on March 20, 2011, 08:11:38 AM
Is Nick a greedy f-c-er!!
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: Prakhonchai Nick on March 20, 2011, 08:12:45 AM
 buttslap  slapfight  chairhit
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: Vombatus on March 20, 2011, 08:14:09 AM
Is Nick a greedy f-c-er!!

Strange that you should ask.....................
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: Prakhonchai Nick on March 20, 2011, 08:14:25 AM
Is Nick a greedy f-c-er!!

Should you ever set foot in Coffee Corner, Nookie, your restrictions will include more than just the condiments!
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: nookiebear on March 20, 2011, 08:17:54 AM
Back on topic, you can't beat Colmans but at 140 Bt for 170g I have learned to live with 'Yellow Mustard' at 63 Bt for 255g.

I will still put Colmans on a ham sandwich though !
Its a sight cheaper than the 210 baht in Friendship
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: nookiebear on March 20, 2011, 08:19:59 AM
Is Nick a greedy f-c-er!!

Should you ever set foot in Coffee Corner, Nookie, your restrictions will include more than just the condiments!
Why is that.....???
Is there some 'meat' available bigok bigok
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: Vombatus on March 20, 2011, 08:31:36 AM
Back on topic, you can't beat Colmans but at 140 Bt for 170g I have learned to live with 'Yellow Mustard' at 63 Bt for 255g.

I will still put Colmans on a ham sandwich though !
Its a sight cheaper than the 210 baht in Friendship

Then that would make the Yellow mustard less than fifth of the price - even more yellow mustard to play with.
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: nookiebear on March 20, 2011, 09:12:33 AM
Back on topic, you can't beat Colmans but at 140 Bt for 170g I have learned to live with 'Yellow Mustard' at 63 Bt for 255g.

I will still put Colmans on a ham sandwich though !
Its a sight cheaper than the 210 baht in Friendship

Then that would make the Yellow mustard less than fifth of the price - even more yellow mustard to play with.
There is only one Mustard........Colemans!!
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: nookiebear on March 20, 2011, 09:13:53 AM
Have you tried the 'japanese Horseradish'??
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: Prakhonchai Nick on March 20, 2011, 01:40:13 PM

Is there some 'meat' available bigok bigok

Nice bit of topside Nookie - or mutton if you prefer!
Title: Re: Coleman's English Mustard
Post by: Prakhonchai Nick on March 20, 2011, 01:49:49 PM

Is there some 'meat' available bigok bigok

Nice bit of topside Nookie - or mutton if you prefer!

I prefer Toad in the Hole -without any topping preferably. letitallout