Features:

  • One 10 oz. bottle of Grey Poupon Dijon Mustard
  • Grey Poupon Dijon Mustard uses the finest ingredients for a gourmet condiment
  • #1 Grade Mustard Seeds and spices provide strong, delicious flavor
  • This creamy deli mustard has a smooth, creamy texture for limitless recipes
  • Contains 5 calories per serving
  • Resealable jar keeps the mustard fresh
  • Certified Kosher mustard
Pardon Me, But I Love the Squirt Bottle More than the Jar.

A great way to rev up the flavor your dishes without adding calories or fat. For me, a little goes a long way but makes a huge impact. One of my favorite features of this brand is that it is designed so that it can easily be stored upside down for quick use. The product is fairly thick (more so than regular yellow mustard) and can require more "shakes" than I care to give it when it gets past the half-way point. Storing the bottle turned upside down only takes a few quick shakes for blending and then it is ready to squirt. I have even gotten my husband to use this instead of mayo on most of his sandwiches as a healthier alternative!

Great mustard for your sandwich

Great mustard. It really isn't the best of French mustards but it is VERY good for day to day. I love it

The same tried and true classic ...

I had none of the problems some of the other reviewers mentioned: my bottle has an expiration date in late 2014 (it's now early May 2014), and looks just like the nearly-empty bottle currently in my fridge. I use this often: on sandwiches, in dressings, in marinades -- it just works in so many situations. I love the sharp slightly-acidic mustardy flavor that compliments everything: veggies, fish, chicken, pork, beef. Will continue to purchase from Amazon as long as the price remains competitive with my local supermarket. I love the convenience of having it delivered, and it's worth a few cents extra for that luxury. (And it really is only a few cents difference in price ... ) Highly recommend this.

Always Good To Have On Hand.

Great mustard. Tried a lot of others but always go back to Grey Poupon. Now I always keep this on hand whenever I want to stray. I love to mental giggle at the name too. 🤪

Great quality mustard

Same quality as always, a tried and true mustard, always keep some on hand

The GOLD standard in mustards - widely available

The Gold standard in Dijon mustards. Read the independent taste tests published on the net. Often available cheaply at warehouse clubs and if you just want to try it ----- it should be available in every supermarket nationwide The only other mustard I'd recommend is Inglehoffer (aka Beaver on the West coast) - much harder to find be it rightly is rated high by many tasting panels

More than just a silly name.

I know it sounds funny to say, but grow up. This stuff is seriously good. Even my dog eats it and he's a very picky dog. For instance, sometimes we'll go walking and we'll walk for 30 minutes just so he can find the right grass to poupon.

Pardon me

Attached is a picture of how large a 10 oz bottle of Grey Poupon is, a little taller than a pen, about as wide as a can of soda, and probably more volume than you'll need in a single sitting. Since it's mustard made by Kraft, I'm not even particularly concerned with the best by date, but it was about 6 months out from when I ordered it. I'm sure it'll last me another year or until my significant other looks at the date.

A Must Have Condiment for Sandwiches, Burgers, and Hot Dogs/Sausage Dogs

Grey Poupon Dijon Mustard has been a staple in my kitchen since, well, forever. I always keep one bottle in the frig and a backup in the pantry. A wonderful hearty mustard flavor that has remained consistent throughout the years. The squeeze bottle is very convenient for use on sandwiches, burgers, and hot dogs/sausage dogs. Some people have complained the hole in the top is too large, but I have found it to be just the right size for dispensing this thicker mustard. If it were smaller, I think the mustard would clog up in the hole. Also, every bottle I've purchased has had a tight safety seal. If I have a recipe that requires Dijon Mustard (such as a Dijon Chicken recipe), I typically purchase a glass jar of Grey Poupon Dijon Mustard and spoon the mustard out for measuring. However, I do not like using the jar for sandwiches and similar food, as I've found the jar of mustard can become cross contaminated with mayo and other fixings when a single knife is used to make a sandwich. (But granted, that is the sandwich fixer's problem and not the mustard's problem!) A staple in my kitchen and another great Prime Pantry value.

Pardon me, yum

This stuff is so excellent mixed with chicken and mushrooms. Not so much when mixed with peanut butter and jelly.

Full Reviews