Gourmet Food : Basil Dijon Mustard

Basil Dijon Mustard

from: Fallot

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Sales Rank: 11082

Address: France
Binding: Misc.
Brand: Fallot
Country: France
Label: Fallot
Manufacturer: Fallot
Publisher: Fallot
Sales Rank: 11082
Studio: Fallot

Features:
7.2oz / 205g
Made traditionally
Imported from France

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Product Description:
This mustard is made in accordance to traditional methods of the Fallot Company, mustard-maker in Beaune (Burgundy) since 1840. Seeds are selected for their quality and are ground as in the past with millstones in order to avoid damaging the heat-sensitive seeds and keep their flavors intact. Recommended for salad dressings, and delicious when mixed with mayonnaise.

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