Dijon Mustard
Dijon mustard, sharp and smooth rather than grainy. Used in dressings and sauces as much as on the plate — it is what emulsifies a vinaigrette and holds it together.
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Direct distribution to Maldivian resorts, hotels, commercial kitchens, and supermarket groups.
Dijon mustard, sharp and smooth rather than grainy. Used in dressings and sauces as much as on the plate — it is what emulsifies a vinaigrette and holds it together.
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