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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Mustard is so much better on potatoes (e.g. hash browns) than ketchup. Ketchup is for children. [/quote] yes![/quote] If you need to put *anything* on your hash browns - mustard or ketchup - you've made them wrong. Good lord. [/quote] Exactly what I was thinking. You shouldn’t need to douse your potatoes in condiments. Also, hash browns slathered with mustard just sounds nasty.[/quote] False. Not all hash browns are created equally. I don't know about you, but I make maybe 1% of the hash browns I eat. The others are ordered in a restaurant and sometimes condiments are absolutely required. Don't fear the mustard. [/quote] Well what kind of mustard are we talking here? Because if you’re talking about taking perfectly good hash browns and putting French’s yellow mustard on them...my god, PP.[/quote] Different PP. Why would you think that? You must not have ever attended the National Mustard Museum. [/quote] I can neither confirm nor deny that I’ve been to the Mustard Museum. If you’re the poster talking about simply dipping your tines in a lovingly-made dill mustard - I will concede that may enhance a plate of greasy diner hash browns.[/quote]
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