KozliksDijon Classique Hot Brown Yellow Natural Gluten Free Non-GMO Mustard, 8.5oz Jar (Pack of 3 Jars)

One of my very favorite condiments. We use it on lots of things including burgers and hot dogs, and I finish grilled chicken with it. Great horseradish flavor! I can use this in almost anything.

A hot mustard that is very tasty and goes well on hot dogs. I will always have a bottle in my refrigerator.

It was very good

While I was in Europe (Ireland, England, and Spain,) I was lucky enough to try some of the really great mustards available. I couldn’t find a close substitute in the states and considered Amazon. As usual, I wasn’t disappointed. This mustard brings me right back. Great flavor, intense but not overwhelming spice. This is a mustard that could be used on almost anything and in my opinion worth a try.

I love the product, that's why it was hard for me to decide the number of stars. I searched for 'mustard sampler' and this item was one of the top returns. Judging from the picture and the price, I thought I was buying a sampler, not a single jar of mustard. I realize this was my error, but I do a lot of shopping on Amazon and don't usually have this type of issue. Even though the mustard is perfect, I do not think it's a $20 jar of mustard. Was really excited about receiving a sampler of the items pictured, not a single jar.

I've been searching for a somewhat spicy (not hot) mustard similar to what Panera had on their ham sandwich.They said they use Gulden's spicy brown mustard. If they do, it's different from what you can buy in a grocery store.I've tried a dozen different mustards and this was the best.

If you like horseradish and dijon-style mustards, Koslik's is definitely among the best condiments ever. There are no additives or preservatives, just mustard seed, horseradish, vinegar, water and salt. Kozlik's makes over 30 different flavors of mustard, and to me, this is their best. It packs a little kick (which is what you want with horseradish) so a little goes a long way and a jar lasts a long time in the refrigerator. I paid a premium to purchase it through ChefShop ($10 vs. $8 in my local market) but had a hard time finding it on the shelves this summer. If I ever get to Toronto where it's made, I'll stock up. I've given Kozlik's to friends and they love it too. ChefShop did a great job of packaging and mailing promptly.

I’ve been looking for a hot horseradish mustard to pair with pastrami and this one had good reviews. Well, I could be more disappointed with the heat level. It’s says 5 star heat level on the side of the jar. On what scale? 5 out of 100? If you want a hot/flavorful horseradish mustard do NOT buy this one.