BBQ Sauce, who makes the best retail sauce?

[jfields]

Sweet Baby Rays is good, but this Bone Sucking Sauce is much better. It's great for slow cooked smoked ribs, on top of pulled barbecue sandwiches, chicken, ect.. :love:

How does it go with Chickens?

Depends on how young they are.

You talking East or West Coast chickens Bill?

 

[xRanger]

Sweet Baby Rays is good, but this Bone Sucking Sauce is much better. It's great for slow cooked smoked ribs, on top of pulled barbecue sandwiches, chicken, ect.. :love:

How does it go with Chickens?

Depends on how young they are.

You talking East or West Coast chickens Bill?

I would definately have to go with West Coast chickens!

 

[Robbmt]

DRY RUB
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1/2 cup sugar
1/2 cup brown sugar

After that vary for your taste

1 tsp ground ginger
1Tsp coarse black pepper
1Tsp red pepper

 

[wasy]

Sweet Baby Ray's is an excellent all around sauce.

When making pulled pork I simply love Red's which is a vinegar flavored sauce. Never have been able to find it on the web, I get my parents to send it up from Florida.

 

[Easto]

I have tried Sweet Baby Rays but was not too impressed. It was good, but not that good. It looks like there are a few new ideas here that I'm going to have to research

 

[Eshaw99]

Sweet Baby Ray's :love:

Came here to say this :thumbs:

 

[GoneDave]

I like SBR also, But I use "Sticky Fingers " Any flavor is good as they all are tasty, but my favorite is the "Carolina Classic" it is the schiznit! :thumbs:

 

[Breedy]

Sweet Baby Ray's is a for GP's. It's a premium smoke to put it into context. Sure you can find one sauce that might be better on one thing, but terrible on the other.

Further, if a guy has 40 different kinds of cigars he is well rounded. The same guy with 40 jars of BBQ sauce is a nut.

 

[macattak]

I'm partial to Blues Hog sauce, but I doubt you can get it in SoCal unless by mail.

http://www.blueshog.com/

 

[mrnosejoy]

Stubbs is easy to find and really holds the flavors well on the grill. Or if you've got time use salad dressing to marinate the meat for 24 hours. you'll get super tender highly flavored grilled food. Not to mention the salad dressings give you a lot of easy flavor options.

 

[beparrish]

I'm also a fan of Sweet Baby Ray's. Love the flavor and it's widely available. I hate having to order stuff, and pay the extra for S&H, so it's nice to be able to pick this up at local grocery stores.

 

[IBQTEE1]

I always go with KC Masterpiece. Original

 

[Mike33]

Living in KC, I guess I am a little partial........but, I love Gates and K.C. Masterpiece.

 

[Frosty]

Well being raised in the south may be the reason for this one but StickyFingers BBQ Sauce is by far the best I've ever tasted. If you can find it anywhere get it! If not and your willing to order some see if you can find it online, I guarantee you wont be disappointed.

 

[Don Guido]

Sweet Baby Ray's :love:

Sweet Baby Ray's :thumbs:

 

[themoneycollector]

I guess I have to see if Sweet Baby Ray's is available at my grocery store for tonights grilling

 

[BrewMeister]

My personal favorite is THE SALT LICK Restaurant's Lauren's Habanero BBQ Sauce in Driftwood, Texas. Nice bit of ZIG with an excellent mix of flavors. :thumbs:

 

[punk_lawyer]

I like to make my own based off of a basic dry rub seasoning but if looking at a store to see what is on the shelf here is where I would go:

Sweet: Montgomery Inn (Cincinnati)

Middle Sweet: Sweet Baby Ray's

More Spicy: Moonlite BarBQ (Owensboro, Ky)

Just my take but I see Sweet Baby Ray's in here often and it looks like you are going to the shelves to find one.

 

[IBQTEE1]

I'm partial to Blues Hog sauce, but I doubt you can get it in SoCal unless by mail.

http://www.blueshog.com/

Just placed an order for some sauce and dry rub.

 

[cigars&rum]

I found some at a local supermarket and I have to say it's very good. I even put on some burgers yesturday.


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Edit due to IDIOT. That would be Sweet Baby Ray's.