Tuna sandwiches get better with a creamy ingredient, not mayonnaise

Tuna is great in sandwiches and salads, especially in spring. But mayonnaise can make it taste bad.
A food writer uses one ingredient to make tuna taste better. She uses something else instead of mayonnaise.
She says this makes a big difference. Forget mayonnaise, use Dijon mustard instead.
Dijon mustard makes tuna better.
The writer says one ingredient makes a big difference in tuna salad. It adds flavor that tuna needs.
A little Dijon mustard does a lot and you likely have it at home.
Dijon mustard helps tuna salad that tastes bad, especially with mayonnaise.
Dijon mustard wakes up a boring tuna sandwich, especially with mayonnaise. It's also great for other foods.
You can use Dijon mustard to make a marinade for tuna.
The writer says to use Dijon mustard, not other types. Use two teaspoons for a small can of tuna.
Add more Dijon mustard if you want a stronger flavor. You can also mix it with other ingredients.
You can mix Dijon mustard with mayonnaise or olive oil for tuna.
If you use oil-packed tuna, you can use the oil instead of mayonnaise. Dijon mustard adds flavor and thickens the texture.
You can add lemon juice for a bit of acidity.