Favorite BBQ sauce

[mrjarrell]

Anything without "high fructose corn syrup" as the 1st ingredient!

That's the main reason I use BullsEye. No HFCS in it at all.

 

[Titanium Man]

Sweet Baby Rays Hot & Spicy and Famous Dave's Devils Spit

 

[Expat]

If you just want more heat, Devil's Spit by Famous Dave's is the way to go. I really like the Montgomery Inn sauce though.

 

[femurphy77]

Stink Eye! Made in Trafalgar America!! MMmMMM, good stuff!!

 

[Juggernaut]

Stubbs

STUBB'S : PRODUCTS

 

[223 Gunner]

I finally found this sauce being sold at Whole Foods. I like it.​

"Why it's best: The Bone Suckin Sauce is legendary and it’s our number 1 pick, mainly because it is by far the best blend of styles found in a single BBQsauce. Although,made in Western North Carolina, this is a sweet tomato based sauce that boasts all natural ingredients, no preservatives, and is gluten free. With ingredients like apple cider vinegar, mustard, molasses, and honey you get the best of several styles. Plus, a serving size has 0 grams total fat, saturated fat, and Trans fat." BestCovery.com​

www.BuyBoneSuckin.com. ​

I've seen this one before at a whole foods store, just couldn't get past the name. Maybe I am homophobic? There are a lot of names of products out there, I really wonder what they were thinking when someone named them, another one that comes to mind that can go with BBQ'ing is the game "corn hole". I maybe it's just me, but people need to think a little bit more before they "brand" something. Just my

 

[jetmechG550]

Bone Sucking Sauce is quite popular on the BBQ forums and the different competition circuits. Blues Hog is another but I think it's way to vinegary. Squealers almost makes me vomit.

 

[cumminspwrd02]

I normally make my own bbq sauce but i do like to use Open Pit Original and Onion. Recently i've started using bullseye Texas bbq sauce.

 

[Icarry2]

Make your own...

try this as a base..

Farmgirl Fare: Recipe: Easy All Natural Homemade Barbecue Sauce

 

[Double T]

My favorite is a doctored up sweet baby ray's.

 

[code_red]

I like Sweet Baby Rays for sweet and Montgomery Inn for tangy. I mix them sometimes too.

 

[fuzzbawl]

I would have to +1 Open Pit Original and their Honey BBQ. It's delicious on just about every dead animal you throw on a fire.

 

[wallotcorydon]

If you want a little kick, I like "Fighting Cock" BBQ sauce.

If you want something made here in IN, try Jacobi's BBQ sauce. It is a family recipe, made by the Jacobi family in Georgetown IN. Good stuff.

 

[dlang0920]

sweet baby rays is awesome but to add more bite some spicy horseradish can be added and is very good with pulled pork

 

[CindyE]

I like Sweet Baby Ray's too. It's hard for me to find, but they make a Raspberry Chipotle BBQ sauce that i like as well. I rarely use anything with HFCS, but I do make an exception for Sweet Baby Ray's. I sometimes add Smoky Chipotle Tabasco to it. I have an entire book of BBQ sauce recipes and rubs, but i never seem to find time to experiment with it! One of these days...

 

[Cavman]

I like the white lightning bbq sauce at bass pro!

 

[.452browning]

So many good ideas I don't know where to begin. Looks like I may start a BBQ sauce collection.