Düsseldorf
mustard seed,vinegar,water,salt
1" diameter x 8"

Germany is well known for its wurst (sausage) and brezels (pretzels) and its senf (mustard). I don't eat wurst and I try not to eat bread (hence brezel) but I do gladly eat mustard, in fact, it was one of the foods I hated as a child, along with olives, but now I eat plenty of both. Searching for German mustard, I tried a bunch while we were traveling, this old standard was my favorite. Löwensenf Extra has been made since 1920 and is the most popular sharp mustard on the German market. It is described as hot mustard but I consider it to be pretty mild and I am not wild about hot food. Just a good, pleasant taste. No added flavorings or preservatives. Shake before use.