The capital city of Burgundy is famous for its food and wine. Things to do in Dijon include visiting historic mansions and ...

There’s Dijon, honey, spicy brown, whole grain, Chinese, German and many other types, but yellow mustard is probably the most common mustard you'll see in home fridges, especially during the summer.

As a self-proclaimed Dijon mustard enthusiast, I decided to take my passion for this condiment to new heights by embarking on a mission to taste and rank a wide variety to find the best Dijon mustard.

Dijon mustard has been a key element of French cuisine for centuries, with its origins dating back to the 14th century in the city of Dijon, located in the Burgundy region. Its popularity grew in ...

We dipped and whisked our way through a dozen different jars and bottles to find the best Dijon mustard out there.

We dipped and whisked our way through a dozen different jars and bottles to find the best Dijon mustard out there.

Related: How We Tested These Dijon Mustards Together with my trusted foodie friends, I conducted a comprehensive Dijon mustard taste test, evaluating 12 different brands in two distinct culinary ...

For many people, the color yellow symbolizes joy and happiness, words that happen to describe my feelings when I see a bottle ...

The flavor will join the brand's existing lineup of Bold + Herby, Simply Stellar, Maui Monk, and Sweet & Sparky flavors. Launching on May 15, Stellar Snacks will be debuting a new French Dijon flavor ...

Dijon is silky smooth and pretty tangy in taste, while Jimmy has a grainy texture and a tad more heat. The catch is in soaking the mustard seeds – in white wine for Dijon and vinegar for Jimmy. A jar ...

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.

This isn't the only mustard-themed NIL deal we've seen this season, as star Texas running back Bijan Robinson released his own brand of dijon mustard, which is appropriately named "Bijan Mustardson." ...