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Taste Test: Mustard

Whether you favour wholegrain or English, Dijon or American, mustard is a must-have on many dinner tables. The warm spicy condiment works particularly well with beef and pork, not to mention a staple in many salad dressings. We tested leading brands and supermarket varieties of the classic Dijon mustard to bring you the best.

By Charlotte WatsonPublished: 18 July 2014

Food, Meal, Drink, Tableware, Cuisine, Ingredient, Dish, Serveware, Breakfast, Fast food,

Mustard was blind tested in the GHI by a specialist team.

The Winner: Aldi
37/50
This glossy, attractive mustard had a well-balanced hot flavour without being overpowering.
49p for 200g
Stockist: Aldi

The Runners Up: Asda Chosen by You Dijon Mustard
36/50
With just a mild kick, this creamy mustard would make be a great food accompaniment.
58p for 185g
Stockist: Asda

Bornier Dijon Mustard
35/50
This punchy mustard had an intense peppery flavour, not for the faint hearted.
£1.45 for 210g
Stockist: Ocado

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