Celery Salt

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Message BlackHaddock P beers 15453 º places 1053 º 17:09 Thu 9/10/2015 For years some Belgians have been giving small cubes of young Edam or Gouda (or a local Belgian equivalent) with each beer in their bars as a free compliment, sometimes other stuff, like raddish or salted biscuits come with the beers. They often sprinkle Celery Salt on the cheese cubes, or a blob of mustard might be on the dish as an alternative. I have taken to the idea and even have celery salt with strong Cheddar when drinking Belgian beers at home. We also have mustard available should the need arise. Do you do this, or do you think it’s just a gimmick to make you drink faster? <))))))>< <))))))><
Message VsXsV P beers 5000 º places 92 º 18:04 Thu 9/10/2015 Brugge (or an equivalent) cheese with Belgian mustard and celery salt is so good. Eat it every night with beers when I’m in Belgium.
Message AdamChandler P beers 6124 º places 278 º 18:17 Thu 9/10/2015 I bought 6 bottles of it on my last trip. Almost running out again. Had some popcorn last night with celery salt. Sausages tonight with celery salt. I put it on everything.
Message AdamChandler P beers 6124 º places 278 º 18:17 Thu 9/10/2015 Celery Salt + Sriracha on Bacon is divine.

Message Jow P beers 7343 º places 487 º 18:26 Thu 9/10/2015 An ingredient in a Rhode Island Hot Weiner so fuck yea I’m a fan. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hot_wiener I’ll be at my parents this weekend now I’ll have to grab a few
Message blutt59 beers 6999 º places 210 º 21:12 Thu 9/10/2015 Sounds tasty with some styles, do they do this with everything ? I wouldn’t like celery salt with a dubbel
Message fly P beers 1490 º places 271 º 21:40 Thu 9/10/2015 I was at a beer tasting in late 1980s or early 1990s where Belgian beers were being served as the ambassador from Belgium was in town, They had Belgian endive, Belgian chocolates and Belgian beers (the company I worked for back then had donated many cases of various beers). I was not quite prepared for beer going so well with chocolate, and uncertain if the stuffed endive was flavored with celery salt or not, but paring tasty food with beer should never be overlooked.
Message BlackHaddock P beers 15453 º places 1053 º 05:41 Fri 9/11/2015 Originally posted by blutt59 Sounds tasty with some styles, do they do this with everything ? I wouldn’t like celery salt with a dubbel The answer is yes: you get the same small offering no matter what beer you have ordered. <*))))))><

Message Marko P admin beers 17710 º places 866 º 06:37 Fri 9/11/2015 So I need to get some of my friends who are temporarily in Belgium to get me some. Cool.
Message wchesser beers 2435 º places 44 º 07:14 Fri 9/11/2015 Originally posted by AdamChandler I bought 6 bottles of it on my last trip. Almost running out again. Had some popcorn last night with celery salt. Sausages tonight with celery salt. I put it on everything. Is it different from the celery salt you can just buy in the US on the herbs/spices aisle in a grocery store?
Message Frank beers 4561 º places 92 º 07:22 Fri 9/11/2015 Originally posted by Jow An ingredient in a Rhode Island Hot Weiner so fuck yea I’m a fan. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hot_wiener I’ll be at my parents this weekend now I’ll have to grab a few Essential on a Chicago style dog as well.