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"Dijon" mustard isn't really a thing. It's not a protected designation, it's generic; 80% of Dijon Mustard is made from Canadian seeds, and no Dijon mustard is
by denton-scratch 4y ago
"Dijon" mustard isn't really a thing. It's not a protected designation, it's generic; 80% of Dijon Mustard is made from Canadian seeds, and no Dijon mustard is produced in Dijon.
- mytailorisrich 4y agoIt's true that origin is not protected but it is a thing and essentially refers to the production method/recipe/style. So it means "Dijon style" mustard.