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. Sometimes, store-brand products are the way to go.

Dijon mustard may not be as popular as its yellow cousin but there are still a ton of varieties on the market. One in particular should be avoided at all costs.

There are only 100 "Don't Worry Dijon" jars available to pop culture and mustard enthusiasts alike, according to a representative for the brand. In order to snag a jar, fans need to follow along ...

From honey mustard dressing to Dijon-glazed salmon, these recipes prove that honey mustard — whether store-bought or homemade ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Dijon mustard has a tangier, sharper, and spicier flavor compared to other types of mustard. It takes its name from the town of Dijon in Burgundy, France ...

While Dijon and stone-ground mustards are my favorites, I have a soft spot in my heart (and belly) for a good honey mustard. It’s the unsung hero in the mustard world, and I wanted to determine which ...