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Yellow Mustard

IN THE CONDIMENT world, yellow mustard is often considered the Robin to ketchup’s Batman, relegated to a supporting role on burgers and hot dogs. But it’s much more than a sidekick. Yellow mustard’s pungency and relatively low spice level make it highly versatile, ideal for adding tang and flavor to hot dogs, potato salad, barbecue sauce, marinades, salad dressings, and more.

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