Ooh, it looks tasty. I wonder if anyone distributes it in the U.S.?
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Just don’t dress up as a curry for halloween and you should be fine.
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Is it some kind of a coincidence that posts which are phallic related end up being so popular on this site?
Bananas, hot dogs…
Methinks something Freudian is afoot…
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One of the most popular comments ever was on this article:
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Exactly; let’s save our “righteous outrage” for actual culinary abominations…
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Figs are also popular.
Make of that what you will.
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Its actually rather nice, if you dig on raw onion. First encountered that in Philly. But again:
ONIONS IN SAUCE
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pumpkins. don’t forget pumpkins.
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I never thought to check, since we just make the occasional pilgrimage to the Russian store, but I went to Amazon and looked for “Russian mustard,” and BINGO! The brand name is Zakuson.
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Thanks for the info. I love me some hot mustard!
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That reminds me of one year receiving a plate of assorted homemade cookies from a friend’s family at the holidays. A nice arrangement of cookies, and the whole plate wrapped in clear plastic wrap with a bow. They give out plates of their cookies every year, and they’re very tasty. But that year they also put a few chocolates with mint-flavored filling on the plate. And every cookie on the plate tasted like toothpaste. Yecch. After trying a few with high hopes, the rest of them went in the garbage, so sad to say.
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The cream-cheese for was quite nice. No other toppings, but some other time.
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What fresh hell is that.
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Dunno, but it looks delish. Apart from that shiny crunchy thing on the bottom.
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Someone once wooed me with an ancient Egyptian poem about ripe figs hanging heavy on the bough.
Yeah, it worked.
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That shit got 87 likes? I was just saying what we all were thinking, though.
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