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  • #1 by NorCal Smoker on 10 Apr 2024
  • There are a lot of new condiment combinations available these days in grocery stores.  A couple of months ago I heard about a mustard/dill pickle combo.  Finally saw it at my local grocery store so I bought it. If you like dill pickles and mustard, you will probably like it. Just thought I would share.

  • #2 by Bar-B-Lew on 10 Apr 2024
  • I have a dill pickle flavored mustard that I use on hot dogs and kraut.
  • #3 by Brushpopper on 11 Apr 2024
  • I bought some a couple of years ago because I love both of them.  I don't remember the brand but it was mighty dilly.  The dill was so strong it overpowered the mustard flavor.
  • #4 by pmillen on 11 Apr 2024
  • I read about Slawsa a few years ago and finally found it in my local chain grocery store about a year ago.  I think it's the best condiment for barbecued food, hot dogs and burgers.

    Disclaimer:  I'm just a Slawsa customer.  I don't have any other relationship with them.
  • #5 by Bentley on 17 Apr 2024
  • Bummer I was hoping you could get me some free bees
  • #6 by Bar-B-Lew on 17 Apr 2024
  • I have a dill pickle flavored mustard that I use on hot dogs and kraut.

    Just looked it is Trader Joe's
  • #7 by GREG-B on 18 Apr 2024
  • Yeh, just looked at Safeway, apparently it hasn't made it to the west coast yet.
  • #8 by BigDave83 on 19 Apr 2024
  • Just looked on the Wally World  website and I could order it for $13.00, but not in stock.
  • #9 by hokiepop on 19 Apr 2024

  • Bentley,  check out your Food Lion for the creamy dill mustard.  The Food Lion here in West Point has it for $ 3.19.   Its tasty on sandwiches and hot dogs.


  • #10 by Bentley on 19 Apr 2024
  • Thanks, I will look for some Monday night after the meeting!  I bet it would be great on a dog and a pastrami sandwich!
  • #11 by NorCal Smoker on 19 Apr 2024
  • Yeh, just looked at Safeway, apparently it hasn't made it to the west coast yet.

    I am on west coast. My Safeway doesn't have it, but my Lucky's does.
  • #12 by hughver on 24 Apr 2024
  • I looked for this product to no avail. Closest store that had it was over 20 miles away. I finely resorted to Amazon. I ended up buying a pack of 8 12 oz. bottles. I'll keep 3 and give away the remainder. I already have too many beyond "use by" date products. I have not tried it yet but will post my opinion when I do.
  • #13 by Big Bear on 24 Apr 2024
  • How is this different from hot dog relish?
  • #14 by NorCal Smoker on 24 Apr 2024
  • How is this different from hot dog relish?

    A couple of thoughts in response. This just adds the taste of dill pickles to the mustard. Basically tastes like pickle juice added to mustard. So you can get the pickle flavor without adding the pickles. The second may just be me not being knowledgeable on the subject, but all hot dog relish I have used is sweet pickle relish, not dill. This may be because this is what my wife buys. If they make dill pickle relish, the flavor would be no different than the mustard, just the texture would be different. Not saying that the mustard combo is better, I have just not seen the combo before.
  • #15 by Big Bear on 25 Apr 2024
  • How is this different from hot dog relish?

    A couple of thoughts in response. This just adds the taste of dill pickles to the mustard. Basically tastes like pickle juice added to mustard. So you can get the pickle flavor without adding the pickles. The second may just be me not being knowledgeable on the subject, but all hot dog relish I have used is sweet pickle relish, not dill. This may be because this is what my wife buys. If they make dill pickle relish, the flavor would be no different than the mustard, just the texture would be different. Not saying that the mustard combo is better, I have just not seen the combo before.

    Thank you....
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