New barbecue sauces

[LMITOUT]

This is my next sauce to test and picked up a couple of bottles at the local Cash Wise.  It has a sweeter flavor which I prefer.  Made in South Dakota.  I've heard good things about it:

 

[RebelSS]

I like to browse those at the State fair, in the  International Bazaar section. 

[LMITOUT]

I didn't know that South Dakota was "international"...

[lovebigbluegills]

2 minutes ago, LMITOUT said:

I didn't know that South Dakota was "international"...

Apparently you're over the age of 20 then 

[smurfy]

2 hours ago, LMITOUT said:

Saw those new Heinz sauces at the Walmart last week.  They had a display of sampler packs on an aisle end cap.

 

 

Ha they look like katchup bottles!

2 hours ago, LMITOUT said:

This is my next sauce to test and picked up a couple of bottles at the local Cash Wise.  It has a sweeter flavor which I prefer.  Made in South Dakota.  I've heard good things about it:

 

Forgot about that one! That's some really good stuff!

[Boar]

der..

[smurfy]

37 minutes ago, Boar said:

der..

 I thought you said you were to busy to be on  the forums!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Big Dave2]

This isn't really BBQ sauce but it is delicious with pulled pork.........

This stuff is local to Belle Plaine but it is surprisingly very good.

[Big Dave2]

On 4/20/2016 at 4:48 AM, Coffee118 said:

After sweet baby rays, it has to be bone suckin' sauce for me. The original is on the sweeter side but they have a variety of different flavors

I have a jar of this in the cupboard but I haven't had the opportunity to try it yet.

[Coffee118]

3 minutes ago, Big Dave2 said:

I have a jar of this in the cupboard but I haven't had the opportunity to try it yet.

I like it the best on a pork loin. They also make a bone suckin sauce dry rub that I'll put on ribs when smoking them

[PurpleFloyd]

Arby's sauce. Best in the biz

[chaffmj]

Trader Joe's all natural BBQ sauce has a nice smokey sweet flavor with a little bit of heat.

[Getanet]

Found this recipe for a sweet & spicy sauce in a smoker recipe book and it's good on chicken.

1 C Honey
1/2 cup Famous Dave's Devil Spit
Splash of Apple Juice

You can adjust to your own tastes and I'm sure any other spicy BBQ sauce would work. The apple juice seems to just help thin it out a bit. OJ would probably work too. Or you could leave the juice out entirely.

 

[reinhard1]

I use apple juice with some brandy for spritzing the ribs or chicken and apple juice to thin out sauces.  I'm more of a mop guy on food than thick sauces.  So any sauce you like can be thinned a bit to your liking for sure.  good luck.

[Dotch]

Sounds like something to try here. Just curious though RH, how much of that brandy actually makes it onto the ribs or chicken? And it better be the "good stuff" ya know. Supposed to be cooling off the next several days. Could use a little tincture while grilling meself... 

[RebelSS]

Doesn't every rib guy have a spray bottle of apple juice? They should! I was taught that was required!!!  

[reinhard1]

I am mainly a beer drinker and brandy is on the menu at deer camp.  However not all the brandy goes on the ribs or chicken.  Korbel brandy is the brand.   Ya Reb, spritzing with the juice on meat is like melding in a sausage mix.  good luck.

[RebelSS]

Going to give some of these a try....just haven't made up my mind which ones....so many, so little time...

http://www.sucklebusters.com/bbq-sauces/

 

[DonBo]

Made right here in NW Wisconsin.

 

[RebelSS]

Cranberry...that looks interesting! What the hey is that critter on the front?! A hybrid rabbit/squirrel? Kinda looks like one of my buddies, actually...

[DonBo]

2 hours ago, RebelSS said:

Cranberry...that looks interesting! 

Their original is pretty good, but the cranberry is their signature product.  It's a bit sweet, but VERY good.