He handles his mustard like he’s 3D-printing it on, and the nozzle has to be .1 mm from the surface.
DUDE just hold it 5-6" above and not tilt it like an awkward 5-year old when you squeeze.
Everyone knows Nissans send mixed signals.
There’s a better secret–buy mustard that doesn’t come in a goddam squeeze bottle.
Aww don’t be a hater. I like mustard in all its many forms but lets be real. Yellow mustard is great and a classic because it Tastes Like Summer. Nothing else will do.
Strictly salt & pepper on my sangwhich, no mystery sauce needed. You’re welcome.
Now, if only it tasted like mustard!
I think we’re overlooking the real problem: this psychopath is putting mustard directly on the cucumbers.
Scene 24, ‘The Perfect Zig-Zag’, take 520…
Here’s the feature that I have the most experienced with.
I’ve not eaten of the yellow nasty since.
Last time I rented a Nissan Versa, it earned the nickname “Spork”. Anyone who has ever tried eating soup or salad with a spork will understand.
NOW you tell me.
Sorry. If you’re not eating a hot dog with yellow mustard, neon green relish, and chopped onion you are a heretic and should spend some time in the pillory.
Darn it. I thought this would be a secret hack to stop the first few squirts out of the bottle from being water with a little mustard coloring.
Why can’t French’s make a bottle that can be stored upside down, like the ketchup folks do?
I quite like the car overall, but this might have to do with it being a Versa Note, which is quite different than the Versa. (Which does look pretty sporkish, The Note, I’d say, is more forkish, with a sharp cutting edge on one tine so you don’t always need a knife.)
French’s is for making potato salad and curry chicken. For sammches and other uses where you actually want to taste mustard, Beaver Russian Hot Mustard.
Just shake it. Works great.
Add me to the “never had a problem” squeezing it out list.
And add me to the “likes yellow mustard” list. “Mustard” is just a sauce made with a mix of spices in a carrier. The ingredients of French’s yellow mustard are:
Distilled Vinegar, Water, #1 Grade Mustard Seed, Salt, Turmeric, Paprika, Spice, Natural Flavors and Garlic Powder.
I mean, it’s got mustard seed in it, tumeric for color, and other spices. It’s just a matter of taste. To me, it tastes like “NY deli.” At least it doesn’t have (ecch) horseradish in it.
Oh yeah?
Take that!