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View Poll Results: Do you like Stadium Mustard? Or Your Favorite Kind.
Plan Stadium Mustard 7 18.92%
Guldens 7 18.92%
Frenchs 10 27.03%
Heinz 6 16.22%
Grey Poupon 1 2.70%
Other 6 16.22%
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Old 11-01-2005, 06:28 PM
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Stadium Mustard? Or Your Favorite Kind.
Do you Like old fashion stadium mustard or??
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Old 11-01-2005, 06:40 PM
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My guess is, French's probably is the plain stadium mustard.
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Old 11-01-2005, 07:03 PM
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Not in camden yards.Its Plain yellow mustard.
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No,But Traditionaly stadium mustard has always been plain yellow.I bet older ballparks serve plain yellow mustard like fenway,Wrigley and dodger stadium.But in know pittsburghs P.N.C park serves heinz cause heinz company is right in pittsburgh.
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I know French's provides the mustard at Yankee Stadium and has for years. I'm not sure about the other parks.
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Personally, I prefer any type of Dijon mustard. Yum!
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Personally, I prefer any type of Dijon mustard. Yum!
Me too!

I remember the Big A used to use Guildens (as well as yellow) and I loved it. I'm not a big fan of plain yellow mustard and prefer deli and dijon mustard. But yellow mustard is better than no mustard.
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Is Plan a brand? Or did you mean plain?
Yellow is fine for me, as it won't overpower the taste of the dog, the problem with so many "flavored" mustards.
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I couldn't agree more. Cleveland has their own brand of Stadium Mustard, and it is AWESOME! It's made by a company called Bertman's Foods, and it's been served at Cleveland sporting events for over fifty years now. Here in Cincy, we have Guilden's, which isn't bad.
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Is Plan a brand? Or did you mean plain?
Yellow is fine for me, as it won't overpower the taste of the dog, the problem with so many "flavored" mustards.
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I agree! No one puts ketchup on a hot dog! Ketchup is for burgers and dipping fries but never on a hot dog.
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...yellow mustard is better than no mustard.
I personally would take nothing over the yellow. I voted for Gulden's, which is great for dogs. I love Grey Poupon on ham sandwiches and other food, but it's too chi-chi for a stadium dog.

For a while Shea had "dijonnaise" -- fine for a ham sandwich, but mayo even more than ketchup has no d**n place on a hot dog.
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I couldn't agree more. Cleveland has their own brand of Stadium Mustard, and it is AWESOME! It's made by a company called Bertman's Foods, and it's been served at Cleveland sporting events for over fifty years now. Here in Cincy, we have Guilden's, which isn't bad.
Cleveland Stadium Mustard is the best. My brother-in-law lives in Cleveland, and whenever he visits he brings me a jar, just great. Ketchup does not belong on Hot Dogs, mustard does not belong on hamburgers. There has to be some sort of law against it.
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Cleveland Stadium Mustard is the best. My brother-in-law lives in Cleveland, and whenever he visits he brings me a jar, just great. Ketchup does not belong on Hot Dogs, mustard does not belong on hamburgers. There has to be some sort of law against it.
Agreed that ketchup [or catsup, somebody explain that?] doesn't belong on a dog or brat, but I can do ketchup, catsup on a burger or mustard. Depends on my mood. I rarely get a burger at the ballpark, generally the meat is overdone and dried out.
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Cleveland Stadium Mustard is the best. My brother-in-law lives in Cleveland, and whenever he visits he brings me a jar, just great. Ketchup does not belong on Hot Dogs, mustard does not belong on hamburgers. There has to be some sort of law against it.
The Law of Baseball says you cant put Ketchup on Hot Dogs,Nor you cant put mustard on hamburgers nether.
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Is that the awful red stuff that some put on their dogs?
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The Law of Baseball says you cant put Ketchup on Hot Dogs,Nor you cant put mustard on hamburgers nether.
Then I had better turn myself in.

I put mustard on pretzels..that's it. other than that, I smother my hot dog in catsup.

Long live Heinz Ketchup!!!!
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Then I had better turn myself in.

I put mustard on pretzels..that's it. other than that, I smother my hot dog in catsup.

Long live Heinz Ketchup!!!!

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Then I had better turn myself in.

I put mustard on pretzels..that's it. other than that, I smother my hot dog in catsup.

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The Law of Baseball says you cant put Ketchup on Hot Dogs,Nor you cant put mustard on hamburgers nether.

Too bad because I broke that law a thousand times over. I put both on hot dogs and hamburgers, and it tastes pretty damn good to me. I hate it when people put sourcrout on their hot dogs.
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Too bad because I broke that law a thousand times over. I put both on hot dogs and hamburgers, and it tastes pretty damn good to me. I hate it when people put sourcrout on their hot dogs.
I would never, ever put sourcrout on a hot dog.
Sauerkraut, however, is an entirely different story. Gives a nice, sort of crunchy additional texture to the dog. And the mustard, of course.
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I would never, ever put sourcrout on a hot dog.
Sauerkraut, however, is an entirely different story. Gives a nice, sort of crunchy additional texture to the dog. And the mustard, of course.

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Heres how i fix my dog.
1.Spread the relish
2.Mustard
3.Spread the Sauerkraut.

Yummy!!!!
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