Mustard price list
Last updated Sunday, Oct 18, 2026
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Last updated Sunday, Oct 18, 2026
Mustard can be bright, creamy, spicy, sweet, smooth or textured—and that versatility makes it one of the most useful condiments in the kitchen. A small squeeze can sharpen a sandwich, balance a rich sauce or give roasted vegetables a lively finish. Whether you prefer classic yellow mustard, French-style Dijon or an extra-hot blend, the products in this collection offer plenty of ways to find your ideal flavor.
ZoneOffer is a comparison site that helps you review available product details and prices in one place. It is not a store, and prices or availability can change. Before choosing a mustard, compare the package size, case quantity, flavor profile and intended use. Think of this guide as a tasting map: it helps you decide which direction to explore before you make a purchase.
Mustard is more than a topping for hot dogs. Its acidity can cut through fatty foods, its spice can wake up mild dishes, and its savory character can add depth to dressings and marinades. Even a simple meal can feel more complete with the right mustard beside it.
The products listed here cover several popular styles, including Dijon, stone ground, honey mustard, deli mustard, sweet-hot mustard and prepared hot mustard. That range makes it easy to build a small mustard selection for everyday meals, entertaining or bulk food service.
Texture changes the entire eating experience. Smooth mustard spreads easily over bread and blends neatly into sauces. Whole grain and stone ground varieties leave visible mustard seeds that provide a gentle crunch and a more rustic feel.
Inglehoffer Mustard Sqz Stone Grnd is described as a stone ground mustard with whole mustard seeds and a deep flavor. Maille Old Style Wholegrain also offers a wholegrain profile, while Organicville and Koops list organic stone ground options. If you like texture rather than a completely smooth finish, these styles are worth comparing.
Not every spicy mustard delivers the same kind of intensity. Some combine heat with sweetness, while others focus on a sharper, more direct bite. Your best choice depends on whether mustard is the main flavor or simply a supporting note.
Beaver Jalapeno Mustard Extra Hot is the most clearly heat-focused product in the selection by name. Dynasty Hot Mustard Paste offers another option for dishes that benefit from a concentrated spicy accent. Inglehoffer Mustard Sqz Hot combines sweet organic honey with spices for a sweet-and-spicy twist.
Sweet mustard can be especially useful with salty, fried or smoky foods. Honey mustard works well as a dipping sauce, sandwich spread or glaze because the sweetness softens the mustard’s sharp edge.
Beanos Mustard Honey is made with real clover honey, pure cane sugar, brown mustard and selected spices, according to the product description. It is suggested for foods such as chicken wings, egg rolls, vegetables, cheese, pretzels, sandwiches and several meat dishes. Mendocino Mustard Hot and Sweet provides another option for shoppers who want both heat and sweetness.
Dijon mustard is a dependable choice when you want a sharp, tangy flavor that can work in both cold and cooked recipes. It is often used in vinaigrettes, marinades, pan sauces and sandwiches because it adds character without needing a large amount.
The selection includes Primal Kitchen Mustard Dijon Org, listed as a 12-ounce case of 6, and Organicville Mustard Organic Dijon, listed as a 12-ounce case of 12. Maille Mustard Dijon Trdtnl comes in a 7.5-ounce case of 6. Annie’s Homegrown Organic Dijon Mustard Gluten Free is listed as a 9-ounce case of 12 and is described as certified organic, gluten free and made without added sugar.
Prices vary across these case formats. Primal Kitchen Mustard Dijon Org is listed at $46.04, Organicville Mustard Organic Dijon at $48.94, Maille Mustard Dijon Trdtnl at $56.58 and Annie’s Homegrown Organic Dijon Mustard Gluten Free at $107.45. These are comparison figures from the supplied listings, not a guarantee of current pricing or availability.
Try Dijon in a simple dressing with oil and vinegar, or whisk it into a marinade for chicken or vegetables. You can also spread it inside a grilled sandwich or stir a little into a pan sauce. Its bold flavor acts like a spotlight, making other ingredients taste more defined.
Whole grain and stone ground mustard are ideal when you want visible seeds and a more substantial texture. They can make a simple sandwich feel more handcrafted, and they pair naturally with sausages, roasted meats, pretzels and cheese boards.
Inglehoffer Mustard Sqz Stone Grnd is listed in a 10-ounce case of 6 for $33.11. Organicville Mustard Stone Grnd Org is listed as a 12-ounce case of 12 for $69.30, while Koops Mustard Stone Grnd Org is listed in the same 12-ounce case of 12 format for $84.99. Maille Mustard Old Style Whlgrn is listed as a 7.3-ounce case of 6 for $56.58.
When comparing these products, do not look only at the total price. Case quantity and bottle size matter just as much. A larger case may make sense for frequent use, sharing or food preparation, while a smaller case may be more practical if you are testing a new style.
Sweet-hot mustard is a useful middle ground. It brings enough spice to stay interesting while adding sweetness that works well with crispy, salty and smoky foods. It is the condiment equivalent of a good conversation: a little contrast keeps things engaging.
Beanos Mustard Honey is listed as an 8-ounce product priced at $4.28. Its description highlights uses with chicken, fish, ham, pork chops, sandwiches, crackers, pretzels and vegetables. This makes it a flexible option for dipping and everyday meals.
Inglehoffer Mustard Sqz Hot is listed as a 10.25-ounce case of 6 for $33.11. Its description identifies a blend of spices and sweet organic honey. Beaver Brand Sweet Hot Mustard is listed as a 13-ounce case of 6 for $37.57. Mendocino Mustard Hot and Sweet is listed as a case of 6 9-ounce containers for $76.65.
For an easy serving idea, pair honey mustard with roasted vegetables, chicken tenders or soft pretzels. You can also use it as a base for a sandwich spread by mixing it with another mild condiment. Start with a small amount, taste and adjust—the goal is balance, not a condiment takeover.
Classic yellow mustard remains a pantry staple because it is familiar, bright and easy to use. It works particularly well when you want a clean mustard flavor without the complexity of whole seeds or pronounced Dijon sharpness.
Annie’s Homegrown Organic Yellow Mustard is listed as a 9-ounce case of 12 for $82.35. The product description mentions mustard seed, white vinegar, turmeric, paprika and clove, along with certified organic ingredients and a gluten-free claim.
For a deli-style choice, Beaver Deli Mustard Squeeze is listed as a 12.5-ounce case of 6 for $30.77. Its squeeze format can be convenient for sandwiches, snack plates and casual meals. Colmans Mustard Squeezy is listed as a 5.3-ounce case of 6 for $36.77, offering another squeeze-bottle option.
Classic and deli mustards are also useful in recipes where you do not want the condiment to dominate. Add a spoonful to potato salad, deviled eggs or a simple sandwich sauce for extra tang.
Hot mustard can transform a mild dish with only a small dab. It is especially useful alongside fried foods, dumplings, sandwiches and grilled dishes. Because heat levels can feel different from one product to another, serve a little first and add more gradually.
Dynasty Hot Mustard Paste is listed as a 4-ounce case of 12 for $51.54. The paste format can be useful when you want a concentrated mustard accent. Beaver Jalapeno Mustard Extra Hot is listed as a 13.25-ounce case of 6 for $40.90 and is named for its extra-hot jalapeno profile.
Primal Kitchen Mustard Spicy Brown is listed as a 12-ounce case of 6 for $37.61. Spicy brown mustard can be a strong match for grilled foods, deli sandwiches and hearty sausages, especially when you want more intensity than standard yellow mustard.
Use spicy mustard as a dipping sauce for crispy foods, or place it beside a platter so everyone can control the amount. It can also add a lively edge to a marinade or sandwich. If the flavor feels too powerful, pair it with a milder sauce or a sweet component.
Portion-controlled mustard can be practical for picnics, lunch areas, parties and large gatherings. Heinz Mustard Sngl Serve 200ct is listed as 0.2-ounce portions, with a price of $21.85. The 200-count format is designed for serving many people without opening a full-size container for every meal.
Single-serve packets can also help guests choose their preferred amount. Some may want only a small dab, while others may cover an entire sandwich. As with every listing, check the current details before ordering because package information and availability may change.
Several products in this collection are sold by the case rather than as individual bottles. That detail is important when comparing prices. A total price may look higher simply because the listing contains 6 or 12 containers.
For example, the collection includes cases of 6 for products such as Primal Kitchen Spicy Brown, Maille Dijon and Beaver Deli Mustard. Other listings, including Organicville Organic Dijon, Organicville Stone Ground and Koops Stone Ground, are shown as cases of 12. Heinz is listed as 200 single-serve portions, while Beanos is listed as an individual 8-ounce product.
Before deciding, ask yourself three questions: How often will I use mustard? Do I have room to store multiple containers? Am I buying for one household or a group? These questions can prevent both underbuying and an oversized purchase.
Dijon, deli mustard, yellow mustard and honey mustard can all bring extra life to sandwiches. Match smooth mustard with soft bread, or use whole grain mustard when you want texture. Honey mustard can complement turkey, chicken and ham, while spicy brown mustard suits roast beef and hearty fillings.
Mustard’s tang can balance rich meats such as pork and ham. Honey mustard is described as suitable for chicken, fish, ham and pork chops. Dijon can be used in a marinade or sauce, while hot mustard can provide a sharper finishing note.
Mustard is an easy way to make vegetables more appealing. Serve honey mustard with cold vegetables, or add stone ground mustard to a cheese board for contrast. Pretzels, crackers and fried snacks also benefit from a dipping sauce with some acidity and spice.
Follow the storage instructions shown on the product label. The supplied information specifically notes that Inglehoffer Mustard Sqz Hot should be refrigerated after opening. For other products, check the container for current storage guidance before use.
Keep the cap clean and close the container securely after serving. If you are stocking several varieties, label them by style—Dijon, yellow, whole grain, sweet or hot—so you can quickly choose the right flavor while cooking.
The reference listings show prices ranging from $4.28 for Beanos Mustard Honey to $107.45 for Annie’s Homegrown Organic Dijon Mustard Gluten Free. However, these figures represent different package sizes and quantities, so a direct total-price comparison can be misleading.
Some notable listed prices include Heinz Mustard Sngl Serve 200ct at $21.85, Beaver Deli Mustard Squeeze at $30.77, Inglehoffer Stone Ground at $33.11, Beaver Jalapeno Mustard Extra Hot at $40.90 and Maille Dijon Trdtnl at $56.58. Use the product size and case count alongside the listed price when comparing value.
ZoneOffer brings these comparison details together so you can review options more efficiently. Remember that ZoneOffer does not sell the products, and the listed retailer for these offers is Herbsdaily. Confirm the latest price, package details and availability before making a final decision.
The best mustard depends on your taste, cooking habits and preferred format. Choose Dijon for tangy versatility, stone ground or whole grain for texture, honey mustard for sweet balance, and jalapeno or hot mustard when you want a bolder kick. With options from brands such as Beanos, Primal Kitchen, Maille, Beaver, Inglehoffer, Organicville, Annie’s Homegrown, Heinz and Dynasty, this collection gives you plenty of flavors and package sizes to compare. Start with the style that matches your favorite meals, then explore from there.



