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Heinz Dijon Mustard
Dijon
Heinz Dijon Mustard is a smooth mustard made with mustard seed, vinegar, white wine and spices. It works for sandwiches, vinaigrettes, marinades and charcuterie boards where a sharper mustard is needed.
Kraft Heinz Canada prepares mustard in Canada alongside ketchup and other condiments at its Montreal, Quebec facility. Heinz is still owned by American company Kraft Heinz, so the jar can be Canadian-made without being Canadian-owned.
Contains mustard. Refrigerate after opening if stated on your bottle. Compare with Heinz Yellow Mustard for a milder profile on burgers and hot dogs.
Product Highlights
- •Dijon-style mustard with white wine
- •Contains mustard
- •Prepared by Kraft Heinz Canada
- •Squeeze or jar formats
- •UPC 057000038335
Category
Our Canadian score
Some Canadian ties
Heinz Dijon Mustard is bottled by Kraft Heinz Canada in Montreal, Quebec. Kraft Heinz is American-owned, so the mustard is locally made but not from a Canadian company.
Score breakdown (86% evidenced, medium confidence)
“produce HEINZ Ketchup for Canadians using tomatoes grown in Leamington, Ontario.”
“From our growers in Leamington, Ontario, to our team in Mont Royal, Quebec”
This score is our own read of publicly available evidence, not a regulatory finding. It is not a CFIA or Competition Bureau origin determination, and it is not the same as the "Product of Canada" or "Made in Canada" claims a manufacturer prints on a label. Check the package if you need the official claim. How we score
Product Information
Ingredients
Water, mustard seed, vinegar, salt, white wine, citric acid, tartaric acid, pectin, sugar, spices.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Heinz Dijon Mustard made in Canada?
Kraft Heinz Canada says mustard is among the condiments prepared in Canada, with major production in Montreal, Quebec. Heinz is US-owned.
What allergens does it contain?
The Heinz Canada ingredient list states the product contains mustard.
How is Dijon different from Heinz Yellow Mustard?
Dijon uses mustard seed with white wine and tartaric acid for a sharper, smoother profile than classic yellow ballpark mustard.
Who owns Heinz?
The Kraft Heinz Company, a publicly traded US food company, owns Heinz.
What are common uses?
Use it on sandwiches, in salad dressings, as a marinade base or alongside cured meats and cheese.
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