Mustard is a yellow or orange color inspired by the condiment of the same name. The condiment mustard was invented by the ancient Romans who produced it with young wine known as mustum that is the Latin root of the English word mustard. This was combined with the ground seeds of the mustard plant to create a spicy condiment. Mustard remained a popular food item throughout the middle ages and became particularly associated with French cuisine and the region Dijon. Traditional mustard is a dull gold-like yellow that can verge on brown or orange. Bright yellow variations of mustard color are inspired by American mustard that is colored with turmeric that produces a far brighter product. The following are common types of mustard color.
Hot Mustard
#735c12 Spicy Mustard
#74640d Dried Mustard
#804a00 Strong Mustard
#a88905 Mustard Green
#a8b504 Mustard Gold
#b08e51 Honey Mustard
#b68f52 Mustard Seed
#c69f26 German Mustard
#cd7a00 Mustard
#ceb301 Sweet Mustard
#d1b871 Mustard Flower
#d2bd0a Mustard #2
#ddcc33 Brown Mustard
#dfac59 Mustard #3
#e1ad01 Dijon Mustard
#e2ca73 American Mustard
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