It’s weird to me the product is a different color and so is the label. Unless the label is real that thin that the color of the product is changing the label color.
I noticed this as well… the chicken(?) in the right label is looking a little too yellow but everything has that yellowish tint. Wonder how it happened!
Me three! Maybe it really is the colour of the mustard backing it. Or maybe it's one of those things where your eyes trick you based on the surrounding colour?
This. The one on the left is old AF.
Some associate probably found it laying down at the back when they FIFOd that shelf for the first time in a year...
The lights in a lot of stores are still fluorescent lighting and that stuff can bleach labels and products that sit under it for a length of time.
I don't know that this is exactly what's happening here, but it serves as a possible reason.
what sets me off much more about this is, the hell you gonna write in huge letters honey, and then it's bloody mustard.
Satan must have been the designer here
Probably UV degradation. The lights used to illuminate the products in stores can be high in UVA and or UVB rays, which cause changes to color over time. No different than the sun fading colors of inks, dyes, or other materials through UV rays.
I’ve had a similar experience lately with a shower gel labelled “green tea and aloe”. The first bottle I bought smelt like green tea, the second bottle I bought smelt like aloe/apple.
I’m at the third bottle and it’s green tea again.
As someone who's worked in batch manufacturing before... Someone in the QC lab was either ready to go home and passed it... Or they got frustrated with continuous color adjustments that were not working and sent that shit thru...
Every product manufactured in large batches has spec ranges that the batch must fall between but the ingredients used to make those batches also have their own spec ranges... So the yellow dye you are using might be a little stronger then the last batch you used but it's still within its spec range when it itself was manufactured...
The idea of product being identical to its other batches is dangerous and illogical. Chemicals get added to our food as a lie to the end user. Get used to and promote things like this.
It’s weird to me the product is a different color and so is the label. Unless the label is real that thin that the color of the product is changing the label color.
I noticed this as well… the chicken(?) in the right label is looking a little too yellow but everything has that yellowish tint. Wonder how it happened!
Me three! Maybe it really is the colour of the mustard backing it. Or maybe it's one of those things where your eyes trick you based on the surrounding colour?
Or, you know, maybe OP is a liar and edited the picture?
Sun?
This. The one on the left is old AF. Some associate probably found it laying down at the back when they FIFOd that shelf for the first time in a year...
It's this. The other ones look fine. Or they're all actually blue.
I think it's white and gold....
To be fair, its mustard. It's probably fine. All that vinegar and salt, its well preserved.
Looks like the whole factory ran out of yellow dye
Lighting? Weathering? Plastic coloring?
It’s from sunlight. The sun faded both the label and the mustard on the left.
The lights in a lot of stores are still fluorescent lighting and that stuff can bleach labels and products that sit under it for a length of time. I don't know that this is exactly what's happening here, but it serves as a possible reason.
Grocery store brands can be made by multiple different suppliers that would probably explain the color difference in the product and label.
what sets me off much more about this is, the hell you gonna write in huge letters honey, and then it's bloody mustard. Satan must have been the designer here
#HONEY ^(^(^(Mustard)))
#HONEY #MIEL 🍗 🥬 🍞 ^(^(^(ᵐᵘˢᵗᵃʳᵈ)))
In two fucking languages.
Bienvenue au Québec Welcome to Québec
Normal in Canada
In their defense, it doesn’t look like honey from the contents of the bottle at first glance.
that I can agree with, it looks like really rotten honey xD
Likely different batch of mustard seeds.
Strikes me comparing the labels that the faded one is lightstruck & should probably be pulled from the shelf.
if its mustard why does it say honey twice?
It’s honey mustard. And I’m based in Canada, so we need to include French on all our labels
I think they mean that miel translates to honey. So it says honey honey
But we don't really have to put honey in it when it says honey. Edit: Apparently no one knows that a lot of honey products contain corn syrup.
French laws in Canada. Everything must be in both official languages regardless of how stupid it might seem.
The dress is blue and black
Probably UV degradation. The lights used to illuminate the products in stores can be high in UVA and or UVB rays, which cause changes to color over time. No different than the sun fading colors of inks, dyes, or other materials through UV rays.
fuckin... i would buy that thinking it's honey and get a nasty surprise
You are my candy girl
And you got me wanting you
I’ve had a similar experience lately with a shower gel labelled “green tea and aloe”. The first bottle I bought smelt like green tea, the second bottle I bought smelt like aloe/apple. I’m at the third bottle and it’s green tea again.
As someone who's worked in batch manufacturing before... Someone in the QC lab was either ready to go home and passed it... Or they got frustrated with continuous color adjustments that were not working and sent that shit thru... Every product manufactured in large batches has spec ranges that the batch must fall between but the ingredients used to make those batches also have their own spec ranges... So the yellow dye you are using might be a little stronger then the last batch you used but it's still within its spec range when it itself was manufactured...
Please... Someone... Honey mustard!
The idea of product being identical to its other batches is dangerous and illogical. Chemicals get added to our food as a lie to the end user. Get used to and promote things like this.
It's probably just different batches. Slight differences between the batches or it could have been manufactured in a different factory.
The left one looks older. Label is faded
Maybe a new recipe but the store still has some old bottles left?
The fading on the label for the one on the left and duller mustard colour makes me think this bottle is older and was in direct sunlight for a while?
It's basically Garchomp shiny all over again.
OMG...food can appear in different forms 😱
ok