A Mustard Just in Time for Hot Dogs

For that hot dog off the grill, ditch the pinky-up Dijon. Instead open a jar of New York-style mustard from the Brooklyn Diner restaurants. It’s being sold retail for the first time. Called real Jewish mustard, not the yellow ballpark variety, it’s slightly grainy and vinegary, the better to slap back at fatty meats: Brooklyn Diner Real Jewish Mustard, $5 for nine ounces at Brooklyn Diner restaurants and from brooklyndiner.com.

Posted 8:25 p.m. Apr 30, 2018 — Updated 8:25 p.m. Apr 30, 2018

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FLORENCE FABRICANT

, New York Times

For that hot dog off the grill, ditch the pinky-up Dijon. Instead open a jar of New York-style mustard from the Brooklyn Diner restaurants. It’s being sold retail for the first time. Called real Jewish mustard, not the yellow ballpark variety, it’s slightly grainy and vinegary, the better to slap back at fatty meats: Brooklyn Diner Real Jewish Mustard, $5 for nine ounces at Brooklyn Diner restaurants and from brooklyndiner.com.

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