Spicy Honey Mustard
$9.99 – $79.99
Ethnic Palate: American, European
Pairing: Pale Ale, Pinot Grigio
Historic Description: Honey mustard has roots in European cooking, while the spicy version adds chili heat to the classic sweet-tangy balance. This sauce gained popularity in American wing restaurants as a fiery alternative to the traditional honey mustard
If you like this, you may also like: Hot Honey, Honey Chipotle
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