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Thieves in Vienna, Austria made off with 21 tons of mustard and ketchup.
The loot was in a semitrailer parked in a lot over the weekend northwest of Vienna. Police say the truck driver showed up Monday to deliver his cargo only to see the trailer missing.
Police assume the thieves were more interested in the trailer than its contents.
Authorities are on the lookout for the missing mustard as well as the $22,000 trailer. Link -via J-Walk Blog
(Image credit: the NeatoShop)
Ew, you spilled it all over the couch! Etsy seller diffractionfiber made this throw pillow and felt spill mark. She was inspired by Chicagoans’ affinity for the condiment:
One of the first life lessons I learned after moving to Chicago was that it was blasphemous to use ketchup on your hot dog. “Real” Chicagoans use Mustard I was told. (And sometimes a array of veggies resembling a salad perched upon that hot dog, but I digress.) Then was informed if I really wanted ketchup I’d have to put it on myself, because the guy behind the counter flat out refused. Welcome to the Windy City!
Link via Flavorwire
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Blink Ketchup and Mustard Squeeze Bottles – $17.95
They say cooking is an art. Sadly you are a terrible artist. Don’t fret! The Blink Ketchup and Mustard Squeeze Bottles from the NeatoShop are here to save the day. With these little guys you can still throw a fabulous party. Guests will be so in awe of these blinking and winking charmers that they will forget all about your terrible cooking.
Be sure to check out the NeatoShop for more fabulous kitchen items.
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The first Saturday in August is National Mustard Day, sponsored and promoted by the National Mustard Museum. The celebration tomorrow will be in Mount Horeb, Wisconsin, but afterwards the museum will move to its new home in Middleton, 18 miles away.
For the final time, people will gather here Saturday on two closed-off blocks of Main Street to celebrate National Mustard Day. There will be free hotdogs with mustard — there’s a $10 surcharge for those who dare to request ketchup — mustard painting and music by the Poupon U Accordion Band.
The Mustard Museum draws up to 30,000 visitors a year. Link to story. Link to Mustard Day website. -via J-Walk Blog
