Farmer’s Market in the Summer. Cafe Soleil has superb pastries, and Marigold Kitchen does a nice casual breakfast. If you do make it to Mount Horeb for the mustard museum, you should also check out The Grumpy Troll, another...

is local to Monroe. The Mustard Museum is also a good place to stop and if you detour to Mount Horeb you might want to journey on slightly west west to Blue Mounds where Bleu Mont dairy is located. Call and see if you can arrange...

, limburger known to man. When in Monroe you are just a short drive from the Mount Horeb Mustard Museum, an ever fascinating place for all that love mustard. http://www.mustardweb.com/ I posted about both of the above a month or...

If you’re interested in stopping in Madison, which is on the way, I’ve found two comprehensive discussions on Madison food here: www.chowhound.com/topics/125180 www.chowhound.com/topics/418838 Mount Horeb is 20 miles...

If ever there was a golden opportunity for a Chicago Chowhound road trip, this is it. The World’s Biggest Catsup Bottle in Collinsville, IL, was tempting, as was the Mustard Museum in Mount Horeb, Wisconsin (thanks,Zim),...

of the Swiss Alps, it’s a fun place to visit. If you are ever in Baumgartner’s neighborhood you are only about 30-miles from the Mustard Museum in Mount Horeb, an ever fascinating place for one and all. Regards, Gary...

on a Saturday evening was an added bonus. So Pedro’s was a great choice for our needs. There was one other food highlight on our trip. West of Madison, we stopped in Mount Horeb at the Mustard Museum ( www.mustardmuseum.com...

I haven’t been to the festival, but I have been to the Mustard Museum in Mt. Horeb. If you love mustard then it is worth a visit! I would think the festival would be great. http://www.mustardmuseum.com/

If you’re beer drinkers or mustard lovers, visit Mt. Horeb, a little town about 25 miles west of Madison. It’s home to what is likely the only mustard museum you’ll ever encounter, with an amazing collection of...

The Mustard Museum in Mt. Horeb is awesome! They are moving this fall to Middleton, but I don’t know exactly when. http://www.usatoday.com/travel/destinations/2009-07-30-mustard_N.htm

to visit one cheesemaker, that’d be it. And of course there is the Mustard Museum in Mt. Horeb.

There’s a Mustard Museum in Mt. Horeb, Wisconsin (a short drive southwest of Madison). It’s a lot of fun. Here’s the url- http://www.mustardweb.com/ The site includes lots of info and a link to the mustard...

Without reading the whole article, here is Andy’s criteria for an authentic Cuban sandwich: "authentic Cubans, that is, sandwiches performed on elongated Cuban bread dressed with mustard, sour pickles, Swiss cheese, mojo...

LOOKS...do people taste-test every item before mounting them in these food museums?...and how much actually ends up on the CityHarvest vans as a charity writeoff, in order to rotate the stock? Anyone care to comment?

I’d show you a beautiful lakefront and amazing architecture. We would go on one of the architecture foundations boat tours, and then over to the museum campus for stroll through the Field Museum or the Shedd Aquarium....