Yes, just when you thought your favorite condiment couldn't get any better, I present to you 9 unusual uses for mustard that go beyond sandwich-making.
But first, a little mustard history!
Way back when, the Romans were first introduced to mustard seeds by the Egyptians. They mixed unfermented grape juice with ground mustard, and called this concoction "must" - hence mustard!
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Combine mustard, the juice of one half of a fresh lemon, one tablespoon of salt, one tablespoon of honey, and one half cup of boiling water. Mix the ingredients thoroughly. Let the mixture cool for 10 minutes. Take some in your mouth and gargle! Warning: this concoction will not taste or smell good. After a few rounds of gargling, your throat should be feeling a lot less sore.
For the truly adventurous and brave, put one cap of mouthwash into the mix before gargling. This will increase the nastiness of the taste, but will also heighten the benefits.














































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Please don't use egg whites for burns. Raw eggs could (read: probably do) contain bacteria, which could seriously harm you if applied to an open wound. Cold water is the best thing.
http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/first-aid-burns/FA00022
Great list though!
The good old fashioned "Mustard Plaster"...
Be careful with this! Mustard can become the weed, very difficult to get rid of.
Yes I can attest to that use of it. It sounds totally non-intuitive but if you swallow a tea-spoon of mustard (French's or get fancy if you want) it kills heartburn for me faster and better than TUMs. The effect will last all night too.