Morehouse foods is a local maker (City of Industry CA) of fine mustard and horseradish condiments.
They have been featured on the History Channel Modern Marvels
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCGw6gXaDj8
They are the official mustard of the Dodgers.
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The first time I saw the Morehouse brand was at the 99 cent store. This sucker caught my eye. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/morehouse-foods-inc-industry?select=suPDtPJHdpAj4UQwTg4iRA#Vjb79J562RNSmv6-UTC6uA
I then started noticing Morehouse condiments at my local Von's & Ralph's stores.
Who knew that they have been making mustard products since 1898?
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Fun facts from Morehouse.com:
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Mustard has been cultivated as a spice since the earliest recorded history. As far back as 3,000 BC., mustard is mentioned in Indian and Sumerian texts.
Mustard itself contains no cholesterol and only trace amounts of vegetable fat. It is between 25% and 32% protein, depending on the variety.
Jesus, Matthew, Mark and Luke each tell the parable in which Jesus compares faith to a tiny mustard seed that grows into a large tree.
It's low in fat but high in flavor, so it's ideal for healthy eating. And it's great for adding excitement to healthy foods.
Horseradish fun:
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It is a strong diuretic and was used in the treatment of dropsy.
Like mustard, the "heat" of horseradish increases blood circulation. Horseradish leaves were often used to ease the pain of toothaches.
Horseradish was also extremely popular in Medieval Europe as a condiment, particularly in Germany and Denmark.
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Morehouse Fr -vs Guldens -French's Yellow -vs Morehouse Jalapeno
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Morehouse Deli- brown and seedy, best deli mustard
Guldens Brown -, weak version of MH Deli no crunch
French's Yellow - plain Jane
Morehouse Jalapeno - plain Jane with a little kick
MH Deli Mustard:
Taste: lighter than most deli
Texture: has a nice crunch
Heat: mild temps.
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