Bavarian sweet mustard
A mild grainy mustard of crushed seeds with caramelised sugar and spices, light brown and sweetish-spiced, with white Bavarian sausages, pretzels and roasted pork.
Bavarian sweet mustard (weisswurst mustard) is a mild grainy mustard of coarsely crushed light and dark seeds with caramelised sugar, apple or sugar syrup, vinegar and spices added, light brown, thick, sweetish-spiced, almost without heat. It is traditionally served with the white Bavarian weisswurst sausages, pretzels, leberkäse, and also with roasted pork, sausages and cheeses.
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