Pommery Green Peppercorn Mustard......

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#1

I’ve been looking around for this locally and it doesn’t seem to exist.
Online Amazon and another web retailer called The Frenchy Bee seem to have the best price.

Anywhere else I should be looking?

TIA

#2

Beldar just found some in France!

#3

I start a nice thread like this and I get Wood?

headbang

neener

#4

Mark; Try “Surfas” in Culver City…I thought I saw some there last month. http://www.culinarydistrict.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Cheers!
Marshall


Mark; It is a good website but not very complete…try phoning the actual Surfas in Culver City as I saw various mustards on the shelf which are not listed on the website.

#5

Checked it out Marshall.
Apparently though, the Frenchy Bee website does have the best price out there.

http://www.thefrenchybee.com/pommery-green-peppercorn-mustard-in-crock-jar-88-oz-p-102.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I always thought a bigger crock was available though.
Haven’t had this stuff in a while. I’m looking forward to using it again.

#6

Thanks Mark; Added that website to my favorites. Surfas is a quick ride from my house and their website shows only a tiny % of what is actually there. I think the large majority of their business is actual walk in customers.
Hope all is well!


Cheers!
Marshall

#7

5 kg bucket big enough?

Available from:

Les Assaisonnements Briards
ZA des Bordes Rouges
5 avenue Louise Michel
77100 Nanteuil-lès-Meaux
FRANCE »

Téléphone : (33) – 01.64.35.00.82
Fax : (33) – 01.60.24.65.88
E-mail : infos@moutarde-de-meaux.com

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#8

French Feast - http://www.frenchfeast.com/index.htm - has a slightly lower price than Frenchy Bee ($11.20 vs. $12.60) and a flat $9.00 shipping fee for “one item or 100.”

#9

Thanks Bob.
I had ordered two 8 oz. crocks from Frenchy Bee. Their flat rate is $5.00 Depending on how fast we go through this (Stacey has never had Poivre Verte Dijon before and it may well become an obsession) I might need to go to the larger format. Liked the service from Frenchy Bee though and price/performance marks are high.

#10

Thanks for the link. I had been getting it from the French Feast and ordering 3 crocks at a time. Yours is a better deal when you take into account the $5 shipping. I use most of it for a wet rub for racks of lamb and pork tenderloins. Also nice on a smoked duck breast sandwich with Tomme du Levezou and shaved fennel on olive bread.

#11

It really is a necessary condiment for sandwiches.

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