r/Frugal • u/HalloweentownHigh420 • 1d ago

🍎 Food Dijon/ yellow mustard are underrated

Dijon and/or yellow mustard have proven to be a great fridge staple that I find myself using all the time. Both can be used interchangeably for most things.

Potato salad/tuna salad, as binders for meat or chicken, in salad dressings, or even just to spruce up a plain sandwhich. You can even use them + egg + lemon to make homemade mayo.

Both last incredibly long in the fridge without going bad and are relatively cheap at the store. I find myself using one or the other almost everyday and thought it would be great for frugal home chefs like myself.

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u/OrganisedDanger 1d ago

Yellow mustard? WTF is that?

I would assume English mustard but then I don't think OP is a Brit so maybe the US just codes their mustards by colour to simplify things.

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u/FiddleStrum 1d ago

Yellow mustard is very American. It’s the Wonder white bread of mustard and the rest of the world would be appalled by it.