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Bursitis and vigorous shaking seem not to mix. I'll keep stocking up on the good stuff when it is $1.50 per bottle.

But I did remove my freshly opened container from the cupboard and stow it in the door. The lone condiment.
 
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Doesn't happen with my home made stuff.


Recipe??


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This is pretty close to my recipe. I think I soaked my seeds three days.
https://www.allrecipes.com/vid...johns-dijon-mustard/

I use half yellow mustard seed and half brown mustard seed, which adds some spicyness.

You can tailor it toyour taste, adding dill, fennel, what have you.




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Shake my ketchup too.


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Shake my ketchup too.
I would, but I don't have any catsup. (I only put it on meatloaf, and I don't make it at home.)

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One word..Shake. Same with ketchup, tabasco sauce, paint, and premix gas. Razz
 
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I always shake catchup and mustard and Salad dressings and most other condiments that are shakeable.


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All vegetable based condiments separate. 'Tis the nature of the beast.

Just shake it, or use the jar stuff and stir.




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Gravity does this. Heavier stuff to the bottom, lighter stuff to the top.
Just give it a good shake before each use and all is well.


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This isn’t a problem with bottles that are stored spout down.
 
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Originally posted by mbinky:
Mustard....in a jar? What trickery is this???


Mustard in a jar is the only kind I eat.

Well, that's not entirely true. On occasion I have enjoyed spicy mustard from a squeeze bottle. But that's rare nowadays.


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Mustard....in a jar? What trickery is this???
You must be pretty young. Mustard in a jar was the normal thing back in the 1960s--there were no plastic squeeze bottles back then.

An aside: as a non-smoker, when friends who did would visit my residence, I'd offer them an empty mustard jar to use as an ashtray--I didn't have any real ashtrays because I didn't like to encourage smoking. (This was before it was OK to tell people they couldn't smoke in your house.)

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