As Dijon mustard grew in popularity, it was Grey Poupon's introduction to the U.S. in the 1940s that truly cemented its place ...

"Van Leeuwen is excited to partner with Grey Poupon for the mustard brand’s first foray ... unmistakable taste — and buttery color — of Dijon. The caramel-looking swirl rippled throughout ...

That history was the inspiration for the 1988 Grey Poupon “Pardon Me” ad that popularized Dijon here in the U.S. Unlike yellow mustard that is made from white and brown mustard seeds and ...

Until now the origins of the obsession with the Dijon spread have remained a mystery ... do you have any Grey Poupon?' contributed to its perception as a luxury brand. An investigation for ...

Grey Poupon's famous 'Pardon Me' TV ad is making ... The spot comes as Kraft Foods looks to boost sagging sales of the Dijon mustard, which is facing competition from a growing variety of high ...

The Dog Days Are Over for Marlow & Sons Andrew Tarlow’s Diner offshoot was somehow even more than the bakery, bar, market, and café it was built to be.

Mustard must have less than 817 milligrams of sodium per 100 grams. A jar of Grey Poupon Dijon mustard has nearly three times that ratio. Though French restaurants are relatively easy to find in ...

I’ve already established my obsession with mustard in embarrassing detail (check out my guide to the best yellow mustards), so it should come as no surprise that this week’s Dijon mustard ...