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Where can I buy ready made, really hot horseradish sauce from? We've tried the Coleman's brand but it's not hot enough. We like the kind that makes your eyes water and clears your sinuses when you eat it.
I've seen some online and was going to order it, but the shipping charges are ridiculous, and I had to have a minimum order of £15 and I only want one jar.
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Have a look online, or in the supermarkets, for Wasabi, it's the Japanese version of horseradish, definitely clears the sinuses.
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Have a look online, or in the supermarkets, for Wasabi, it's the Japanese version of horseradish, definitely clears the sinuses. I've heard of the Wasabi type but never tried it, always assuming it wouldn't be the same as the more traditional stuff we're used to. I'm wondering if I can buy the actual horseradish root that I can grate and add to the creamy stuff I have. That would likely give it a bit of a kick 
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Have a look online, or in the supermarkets, for Wasabi, it's the Japanese version of horseradish, definitely clears the sinuses. I've heard of the Wasabi type but never tried it, always assuming it wouldn't be the same as the more traditional stuff we're used to. I'm wondering if I can buy the actual horseradish root that I can grate and add to the creamy stuff I have. That would likely give it a bit of a kick This tends to come in a paste, although you can get it in nuts/beans. If you look online you'll also find it as a root. TESCO
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I would check out any of the shops on Oxton Rd, the Iranian Grocer has all sorts of things and the shop where the old Post Office used to be, I'm sure we have bought fresh horseradish from there before. Mattas in Bold Street also sell it.
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Nothing like home-grown - need planting next spring - these look good - http://www.victoriananursery.co.uk/Horseradish_Plant/.I hope you do find some and if you do please let me know because I love that too and ready made ones are quite feeble compared to the real thing.
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possibly try the farmers market this saturday--in New Ferry. I got the horse radish root when they were in irby last year .
Also give Church Farm, thursaston, Claremont Farm, spital and a new farm shop in Barnston a ring they all tend to have weird and wonderful things in jars
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Wasabi paste home and bargain moreton
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Thanks all, looks like my day off on Thursday will be mostly spent searching out horseradish root Will give wasabi a whirl too
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Go carefully with the wasabi, it can be really fierce.
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Go carefully with the wasabi, it can be really fierce. If I'm honest, it's my husband who's the one that likes the really hot stuff, I'm okay with a bit of heat but once it gets to be painful upon eating, I'm out!
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Go carefully with the wasabi, it can be really fierce. If I'm honest, it's my husband who's the one that likes the really hot stuff, I'm okay with a bit of heat but once it gets to be painful upon eating, I'm out! Think most husbands like the really hot stuff !!
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Lidl have some allegedly hot horse radish and the normal variety.
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Go carefully with the wasabi, it can be really fierce. If I'm honest, it's my husband who's the one that likes the really hot stuff, I'm okay with a bit of heat but once it gets to be painful upon eating, I'm out! Think most husbands like the really hot stuff !! Boom, Boom !
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Eewww! and heres me always getting the Tesco creamed horseradish so that its NOT too hot. I dont get how people can actually taste the flavour of a food if its overly hot - I mean HOT HOT . Can anyone explain ? Maybe its not a flavour thing,is it more a comfort thing of enjoying the spice hot sensation --- like you feel cosy drinking a heat hot drink but a tepid one doesnt do anything for you ?
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