Boetje's Mustard is a Quad Cities-and national-favorite. Beginning in 1889, Fred Boetje began making stoneground Dutch mustard in his garage in Rock Island, Illinois. Using the same recipe today of water, mustard seed, sugar, salt and distilled vinegar, Boetje's tops all mustard sales in the local retail market. It even outsells the big three-French's, Kraft and Plochman-by 7 to 1. In a survey by Illinois Magazine published in its July 2002 issue, Boetje's was voted to be the "Best Illinois food product" in Northern Illinois.
Son of Herman & Maria(Warnke)Baetze(Boetje)
Husband of Margarethe Maria G Bartels
Parents of Mary,Rosa,John,Frederick Herman,& William F Boetje
Son of Herman & Maria(Warnke)Baetze(Boetje)
Husband of Margarethe Maria G Bartels
Parents of Mary,Rosa,John,Frederick Herman,& William F Boetje
Boetje's Mustard is a Quad Cities-and national-favorite. Beginning in 1889, Fred Boetje began making stoneground Dutch mustard in his garage in Rock Island, Illinois. Using the same recipe today of water, mustard seed, sugar, salt and distilled vinegar, Boetje's tops all mustard sales in the local retail market. It even outsells the big three-French's, Kraft and Plochman-by 7 to 1. In a survey by Illinois Magazine published in its July 2002 issue, Boetje's was voted to be the "Best Illinois food product" in Northern Illinois.
Son of Herman & Maria(Warnke)Baetze(Boetje)
Husband of Margarethe Maria G Bartels
Parents of Mary,Rosa,John,Frederick Herman,& William F Boetje
Son of Herman & Maria(Warnke)Baetze(Boetje)
Husband of Margarethe Maria G Bartels
Parents of Mary,Rosa,John,Frederick Herman,& William F Boetje
