32. Maille Dijon Originale
Owned by Unilever, but still classy and good. Developed by condiment genius Antoine-Claude Maille back in 1747, the Dijon area had already been famous for its mustards for centuries. The French Pope Paul XXII added a “moutardier” to the Vatican payroll. The American version is made in Canada; the old Dijon factory will close in 2009 to the tears of many.





