Spiced Honey Mustard 140g

Whilst reading the 17th Century diary of John Evelyn, our founder, William Tullberg found a recipe for Wholegrain Mustard.  His curiosity piqued, he tried his hand at the art of mustard making in his home in Urchfont, Wiltshire. A little later that year, after his initial trials, William adapted an industrial coffee mill to grind mustard seed. He sold a few jars of his fabulous mustard to the local pub, complete with handwritten labels. Wholegrain Mustard in the UK was reborn. Continuing our commitment to buying the best, local ingredients wherever possible, Tracklements enlist the help of a local farmer to grow mustard for them. Tracklements is awarded Speciality Producer of the Year in the Great Taste Awards reflecting our commitment to making the best products we can, using the best ingredients and traditional, handmade cooking techniques. Chests puff up yet more when Tewkesbury Hot Mustard is voted one of the UKs top 50 foods in the Great Taste Awards. Today Tracklements is now headed up by William’s son, Guy. We’re still based in Wiltshire and we still make a range of over 50 products. Everything is still made by hand, in small batches to traditional recipes which we still sniff out from recipe books, old and new, and distant countries. You can find Tracklements in 24 countries worldwide. All our wholegrain mustards contain allspice, birdseye chillies and black pepper,Mustard is our heritage. The mustard seed we source is not only used to make our mustards, but also added to a lot of our other products to give them that extra kick. Currently grown for us in Suffolk, our large range of mustards are extremely versatile and can be used both cold (with cold meats and cheese or in dips, mayonnaise and vinaigrettes) and hot (in your cooking). Did you know that brown mustard seed is hotter than yellow mustard seed? Brown mustard seed gives you heat up your nose, whilst yellow mustard seed leaves a more subtle heat on the tongue! When you smell it Tracklement Spiced Honey Mustard will go straight up your nose and clear your head. When you taste it there is first the sweetness of the honey followed by the pungency of the mustard and finally the lingering heat of the chilli. Spices, good honey and a blend of mustard seeds results in this deliciously strong, sweet english mustard sauce. Tracklements spiced honey mustard is particularly good with virginia or sweetcure ham and makes an excellent glaze for wiltshire gammons.