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Pursuing higher yielding mustard varieties

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    • AAC Brown 18
    • AAC Yellow 80
  • Latest Varieties
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    • AAC Yellow 80
  • Fact Sheets
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Fact Sheets

Mustard is a versatile food ingredient available in many forms: whole seeds, flours, meals, and brans. The composition and functional characteristics of mustard seed make it ideal for a plethora of food and food processing applications. It is a natural antimicrobial preservative with unique emulsifying and binding properties and contributes pungency, heat, flavour and nutritive value to foods. Mustard is used in packaged meat products, condiments, sauces, baked goods and even beverages.

These fact sheets provide more information about how mustard can be used in food products.

Mustard on wooden spoons

An Ancient Spice

This fact sheet provides an overview of the different types of mustard grown in Canada, chemical composition of mustard seed, fatty acid composition, multi-functional aspects of mustard.

An Ancient SpiceSee Fact Sheet

Yellow, oriental and brown mustard seed

Natural Antimicrobial Ingredient

Mustard’s inherent antimicrobial properties fit well as a natural preservative. This fact sheet contains information on antimicrobial activity of mustard; how it can be used in dry fermented sausage and other meat products; use of mustard flours as antimicrobial films or coatings.

Natural Antimicrobial IngredientSee Fact Sheet

Mustard powder and prepared mustard

Plant-Based Protein

This fact sheet describes the composition of mustard seed in terms of oil, protein, mucilage and carbohydrates; amino acids in mustard compared with soy and canola; storage proteins, protein recovery technologies and applications.

Plant-Based ProteinSee Fact Sheet

Prepared and whole grain mustard

Bran and Mucilage

About 20% of Yellow mustard seed composition is the bran (seed coat). Learn more about the unique functional properties of mustard bran as a stabilizer and emulsifier; extraction and structure; mucilage as a food hydrocolloid; non-food applications.

Bran and MucilageSee Fact Sheet

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    • Value-added Food Uses
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    • Yellow Mustard
    • Oriental Mustard
    • Brown Mustard
  • AAC Brown 18
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