11/22/2010 8:29:02 PM

oh hey, mustard

11/22/2010 8:29:46 PM

looks pretty good...is this widely available in the Triangle?

11/22/2010 8:36:48 PM

^ Looks like the white trash version of Grey Poupon if you ask me.

11/22/2010 9:02:32 PM

I mean grey poupon is just mustard, that obviously has other stuff in it

11/22/2010 10:08:49 PM

durka durka?

11/22/2010 10:09:53 PM

DERKEE DURR

11/22/2010 10:10:20 PM

I dislike when products/establishments refer to themselves as "famous"
if the shit were all that famous, I would've heard of it

11/22/2010 10:33:07 PM

Famous is not the term I would use. But this stuff on a turkey sandwich is $$$

Great call OP. Happy Thanksgiving.

11/22/2010 10:36:23 PM

turka durkee

11/23/2010 2:15:03 AM

so what is it exactly

11/23/2010 2:44:03 AM

Quote :

"Durkee Famous Sauce® An American Cult Classic Since 1857! Famous Sauce History In 1857, Eugene R. Durkee created the product that helped make him famous, which today we call Durkee Famous Sauce. It was the first prepared and packaged salad dressing. To appreciate this endeavor, remember, this was created prior to refrigeration. It was carried west by the pioneers. Historians have found old, discarded Durkee dressing bottles along covered-wagon trails. Durkee Famous Sauce was even purported to be stocked in Mary Todd Lincoln's pantry and served to Abraham Lincoln in the White House during the Civil War. To true Durkee Famous Sauce fans, it is affectionately called simply "Durkee's." Today, Durkee Famous Sauce enjoys a large cult following - so try Durkee Famous Sauce, wherever fine Durkee products are sold!"

11/23/2010 3:46:53 AM

http://www.food.com/recipe/durkee-famous-sauce-clone-108402

11/23/2010 3:52:40 AM

11/23/2010 9:13:54 AM

Quote :

"this stuff on a turkey sandwich is $$$"

11/23/2010 10:11:58 AM