Dijon Mustard – SANNITI
The classic that never goes out of style. SANNITI Dijon Mustard is a sharp, clean, beautifully balanced French-style mustard that brings the kind of sophisticated depth to a dish that only a great Dijon can deliver — bright, tangy, and just bold enough to make everything around it taste better.
Smooth, versatile, and endlessly useful in the kitchen. Whether you're whisking it into a vinaigrette, stirring it into a cream sauce with shallots and butter, layering it into a marinade, or folding it into a classic potato salad — SANNITI Dijon works quietly in the background and makes every recipe shine. Keep a jar in the fridge and you'll find yourself reaching for it constantly.
Perfect for: Salads and vinaigrettes, marinades, deviled eggs, potato salad, honey mustard sauce, cream sauces, sandwiches, charcuterie boards, and glazes for roasted meats.
Ingredients: Water, mustard seeds, alcohol vinegar, salt. Contains sulphites. Pack Size: 370g Origin: Product of France Brand: SANNITI
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