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Does anyone know French's Yellow Mustard? I discovered it on a trip to the USA and noticed that it is also available in European countries such as Italy and Spain. I have also found it in Germany. I think it would be great if it could be added to the range
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Hello @chillpege
Thanks for your suggestion. I haven't seen the mustard before. Can you describe what you think makes it special?
Kind regards
Tanja
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It is this mild, yet spicy taste. It is mainly known from American hot dogs. In contrast to Thomy Dijon mustard, it is somewhat more liquid and less grainy.
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Thank you@chillpegefforthe clarification. I'll pass on your message to those responsible for the range so that they can check whether this mustard would be a good addition to our range.
Kind regards
Tanja
Hello Tanja
I would rather go for mustard from the historic mustard mill in Cologne. I discovered it at the Slow Food Festival in Bern and am delighted. No additives or preservatives.
www.natursenf.ch
Greez moz
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The mustard would fit in well with the "This is how summer goes" program right now.
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The mustard would fit in well with the "This is how summer goes" program right now. https://www.frenchs.com/products/mustard/classic-yellow/
