i am normal and can be trusted to consume a regular amount of yellow mustard
@vaporeon_ @wallhackio yeah, brown mustard
@The_T @wallhackio Does it taste differently?
@vaporeon_ @wallhackio it's (a lot?) spicier
@vaporeon_ @wallhackio I think it's made from a different mustard plant? Although honestly I'm not sure what kind of plant American yellow mustard is made from
edit: ok yeah found it, they are different plants. Yellow Mustard can be 1 of 2 different plants, but is usually one (the plant is called "white mustard" for whatever reason)
@wallhackio Hopefully not with the fried rice.
@aschmitz that's what ketchup is for
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@wallhackio Beginning to doubt you are normal or can be trusted with these things.
(Though I mostly take a pretty anti-condiment stance anyway, so who knows.)
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@aschmitz i actually do not eat fried rice with ketchup but i was hoping to upset somebody by implying as much
i have tried making fried rice with ketchup in it because that's a common thing for homemade omurice and that's ok but i've only done it once
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@wallhackio Yeah, I figured, though I had also heard of ketchup being used as an ingredient in some rice dishes. But also I think the proper amount of ketchup and mustard is zero across all uses, so I'm aware I'm not in agreement with people on this generally either.
@wallhackio Is there non-yellow mustard?