Sugar Free Mustard, Zero Calories, Zero Sodium, Zero Sugar, High Fiber, Keto Friendly, Paleo Friendly, Condiments and Sauces (12 oz, Mustard)

I like the flavor, it’s a bit runny but I mix mine with a sweet hot mustard and it’s perfect

It was the nastiest-looking and tasting mustard I have ever seen or tasted in my entire life. If you want diabetics to try your pie product, you need to make it more like the regular product. It can't be dark yellow, it's got to be yellow.

Very sweet - can't believe there is no actual sugar in the product. A little goes a long way.

Tried several times to like this product. Being on a very low sodium diet, I tried to replace my favorite condiments. In the end, I just used a very small amount of regular mustard and doing fine!

When the bottle arrived, I was excited to have honey mustard with no salt added. I've really been missing it since I was diagnosed with high Blood Pressure. But the fresh seal was already half off when I open the bottle and looked like it exploded and apparently there is no replacements and no one you can contact, so I guess I'm out the $15 i spent for this tiny bottle. Also, they're salt free mustard. Mayonnaise and ketchup, also 15$ a bottle are extremely watery, do not buy.

I just didn’t like it. I’m on a low sodium diet but this stuff was just watery and I don’t know how to describe the taste. It was too expensive for the quality.

Great tasting mustard! Thank goodness it has no sodium!!

It works but way too EXPENSIVE to avoid sugar.

Love it. This is not mustard but a mustard flavour dipping sauce. A little like the sauce they used to have at McDonald’s when I was a child. Think mustard ketchup. But it’s out of stock. As all Mrs taste sauces. They disappear then pop back on at insane prices! Why? Because once they think you are addicted they think they can rob us blind.

Very bad taste

Very bad taste and quality . Product arrives in bad condition

I feel genuinely misled by this product. It is heavily marketed as “Zero Calories, Zero Sodium, Zero Sugar, High Fibre, Keto Friendly, Paleo Friendly,” yet the actual nutritional information on the bottle tells a different story. The EU label clearly states that the product contains 34 kcal per 100 g and 1.3 g of sugar per 100 g. That is not “zero”. Calling something “zero calories” and “zero sugar” when measurable amounts are present is, at best, highly misleading. Relying on serving-size rounding rules to justify “zero” claims may be technically legal in some regions, but it is not transparent. Consumers expect honesty, not marketing tricks based on loopholes. Many people choose products like this for medical, dietary or metabolic reasons, and accurate labelling is essential. When a brand builds its identity around “zero” claims, those claims should be factually accurate — not dependent on fine print or regulatory rounding practices. This discrepancy seriously undermines trust in the product and the brand. I would not recommend it to anyone who depends on clear and truthful nutritional information.

Enjoy this mustard’s mild flavour & found it has worked well in lots of different recipes especially in salad dressings & vinaigrettes. Highly recommended