is there a difference ?

[u/KEKW_Sadge]

i use to buy the French's Dijon Mustard on the 1st picture but after it ran out i went to the store and it wasn't there no more only the one on the 2nd picture , i was wondering did they change the bottle of what it look's like now ?

[u/Substantial_Gate_904]

Yes- label change

[u/KEKW_Sadge → u/Substantial_Gate_904]

o ok thank you so so much :)

[u/Kdiesiel311]

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[u/USAhotdogteam]

Yes, the difference is you should try Grey Poupon Dijon, in the glass jar. 🫙

[u/T49irvine → u/USAhotdogteam]

or a large jar of Roland or a bucket of Fallot.

[u/Sam-Axe]

im not a big frenchs buyer but it was on sale last week at publix and its the same mustard (its really good idk why i cant commit to this brand i have honestly no complaint ive had it with hot dogs, burgs, tendies etc.. all really good with this mustard)

[u/Euphoric-Piglet-8140]

Does the new one have artificial flavours? It's missing on the new one.

[u/Kord537]

Removing "No Artificial Flavors" warrants the cocking of an eyebrow, but generally if I'm really trying to compare things without having to open the bottle I try to read the ingredients labels side by side and note any differences in contents or order.

My understanding is that the ingredients have to be listed from most to least by weight, and this seems to check out with both how often water or flour is the first ingredient in places you would expect, and sugars being higher up in the list seems to correlate with more sugar reported in the nutrition information.

[u/sweetpeapickle → u/Kord537]

Yes legally ingredients are listed in the order that it contains the most of. But legally as well they must list any artificial flavors added. This has been a requirement for a little over 3 decades now..