We tried 13 different Dijon mustards — Maille, Grey Poupon, Trader Joe's, French's, Annie's, Koops and more — and ranked them from worst to best.

But since I already know that French's does yellow mustard so well, I'm going to stick with them for that and look elsewhere to get my Dijon fix. 6. Signature Select ...

The brand offers a solid mustard, but its sweetness makes it feel less like a Dijon. It’s widely available at most grocery stores for under $4, offering a budget-friendly choice for those who ...

French’s Yellow Mustard ranked a solid point-and-a-half above Kroger’s, making it the clear winner. It had the balance we were looking for and wasn't too salty, too vinegary or too mustardy.

River cruising with French Country Waterways. Shopping for mustard in Dijon was just one of several appetizing tastes of French life we experienced during a six-day barge cruise through canals and ...

BEARDSLEY: Dijon native Christiane Goulette says she's down to her last drop of real mustard, which she says is key to a good vinaigrette salad, a staple of every French meal. GOULETTE: (Speaking ...

A jar of Maille, a brand of French Dijon mustard that originated in the 18th century, now sells for as much as $25 on Mercado Libre, an online marketplace.

For months, French shoppers have been complaining about a lack of mustard on the shelves. The shortages have largely been caused by a drought in Canada, the world's largest exporter of mustard seeds.