B.B.Q. sauces

I collect B.B.Q. sauces, from all over, most from the U.S.A., and would like the names of some, and the place they come from, and how I can order them, from all of you.
I have over 150 now, and want more.
Thank you for your help.
Tell me the one you like best.

Do you have Firehouse: http://www.farawayfoods.com/firehousebbq.html . It's the one I generally use in SF. Comes in 1, 2 and 3 "alarm" heat levels.

Also, Sylvia's: http://www.sylviassoulfood.com/BBQSauceMild.html

Might want to check this link:
http://www.roadfood.com/Forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=3846&whichpage=1

Also this one: http://www.roadfood.com/Forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=9850

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Originally posted by Polish guy

I collect B.B.Q. sauces, from all over, most from the U.S.A., and would like the names of some, and the place they come from, and how I can order them, from all of you.
I have over 150 now, and want more.
Thank you for your help.
Tell me the one you like best.

Can we assume you are in Poland?
Welcome to Roadfood!

I hope its for display because the stuff dose have a shelf life. I opened an old bottle of Sweet Baby Rays that I forgot about on a shelf way in the back, good thing I did a taste test before applying it to the Lamb I was cooking, it was off. Chow Jim

My personal favorite is one from Saltlick BBQ in Texas

http://www.saltlickbbq.com/

My next favorite is Dreamland BBQ In Alabama.

http://www.dreamlandbbq.com/main/default.asp

Dreamland is also good as a dipping sauce with your bread.

Paul E. Smith
knoxville, TN

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Originally posted by Jimeats

I hope its for display because the stuff dose have a shelf life. I opened an old bottle of Sweet Baby Rays that I forgot about on a shelf way in the back, good thing I did a taste test before applying it to the Lamb I was cooking, it was off. Chow Jim

I LOVE Sweet Baby Rays!!!!!!!!

Hello

Second Roossy90 on Sweet Bay Rays Original, best large market sauce i have found.

Jim

Head Country from Oklahoma makes good BBQ sauces.

http://www.headcountry.com/

A good one to get would be Stubbs from TX., if you don't already have that one. It is one of my favorites. They also have good rubs, marinades, etc...

http://www.ilovestubbs.com/main.html

you need some South Carolina representation!

www.revmarvin.com

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Originally posted by Captain Morgan

you need some South Carolina representation!

www.revmarvin.com

Is that available in the stores down there? Once I get settled, I would like to try some.
Things are looking good on my house here in Maine, I have a 2nd showing tomorrow.. yippe, I may be SC bound sooner than I think!
Which pleases me to the n'th degree!

I like Shealy's from South Carolina
http://www.shealysbbq.com/

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Originally posted by cbolado

I like Shealy's from South Carolina
http://www.shealysbbq.com/

Is that near Columbia?

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Originally posted by BT

Do you have Firehouse: http://www.farawayfoods.com/firehousebbq.html . It's the one I generally use in SF. Comes in 1, 2 and 3 "alarm" heat levels.

Also, Sylvia's: http://www.sylviassoulfood.com/BBQSauceMild.html

I have seen Sylvia's in the grocery stores in Florida.

One of the better sauces which has been talked about here on Roadfood.com is Dinosaur BBQ Sensuous Slathering Sauce. Here's a link for them, just click on dino-store to purchase.

http://www.dinosaurbarbque.com/

Another great BBQ with interestingly packaged sauce is Sticky Lips BBQ. Their sauce has labels reminiscent of the artwork painted on the nose of our bombers during WW II. I don't see a link on their site to purchase the sauce, but check out the selection and labels. The cherry bomb is my favorite whenever I eat there.

http://www.stickylipsbbq.com/stickylips/main.html

Roossy, yes, it's just outside of Columbia.

I still think Dreamland's sauce is the best dipping sauce and sauce for Ribs that I have ever had..

I will be bring a quart jar of it to the Glee Club meeting in Owensboro at the Moonlite. Some lucky person will get it. I also will bring some other nice things.

Paul E. Smith
Knoxville, TN

Roosy, Rev's is available in most Piggly Wiggly stores in the Myrtle Beach and Florence areas. There's more sauces down here than you can shake a stick at!

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Originally posted by roossy90



I have seen Sylvia's in the grocery stores in Florida.

It's nationally distributed--I get it at Albertson's in CA. But it's quite different that most bottled sauces--thinner, more vinegary--and I like it.

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Originally posted by Captain Morgan

Roosy, Rev's is available in most Piggly Wiggly stores in the Myrtle Beach and Florence areas. There's more sauces down here than you can shake a stick at!

Once I get there, I will look you up.. Just keep me posted on your place......

http://www.rudys.com/index.html

I love this sause (as they call it). Now if I could just get them to ship me some brisket with it.. Heavy sigh...

Try the 4 pack from Andy Nelson's BBQ in Cockeysville, MD. (Andy used to play for the Baltimore Colts)

My favorite is the South Carolina Sauce and the Pig Dip.

http://www.andynelsonsbbq.com/swinestore/

I see someone else above has posted for Head Country BBQ of Ponca City, OK. I recommend those as well, having visited there.

Here's a link to a bunch of sauces
http://ironq.com/bbq_sauce.html

http://www.amazon.com/gp/search.html/103-4503275-9733465?me=&node=3580501&keywords=bbq
A plethora of sauces here...

While I will agree that Dreamland has one of the best sauces on the planet (me and Sundancer are HOOKED on Dreamland!) another good one is at Jim 'n Nicks in B'ham.

Not to brag, but my Desperado Sauce can hold it's own. Z always says, "Make EXXXXXXTRA SAUCE!" It is a nice chipotle-based sauce.

I love Bone Suckin' Sauce....problem is that it has gotten to cost mega bookoos..up in the Albany NY area...and very hard to find...Hannaford's use to carry it...but I fear they dropped it as no one wanted to pay the $4.99 a pint...saw it at a butcher's shop....they wanted $6.99....guess I can get it on the internet....plus there are varieties listed on the site that I can't get locally....my second fav...especially on the large scale market has to be Sweet Baby Ray's....local super Walmart is much cheaper than Price Chopper or Hannaford's....so I stock up whenever I go....

Personally I prefer a BBQ sauce that drips of your food. A good dipping sauce. If it's covering up all the flavor in your food then what's the point?! One of my favorites is Phamous Phloyd's. He has some other products that I can't say I was overly impressed with but the sauce is outstanding.

Here are three sites you can get it on. Oddly enough Phoyld's site is the most expensive.

http://www.athomegourmet.com
http://www.cosmicchile.com/site/phamous-phloyd-s-bbq-sauce.html
http://www.andysribs.com/
http://www.phloyds.com/

I believe it's also on Amazon.

buddyroadhouse is being modest because he produces his own brand. It is quite good. Here is a link but there are certainly other sources.

http://www.hotsauceworld.com/roorbbqsa.html

Just trying not to abuse the privilege of occasionally talking about my products. Actually, I posted a link to a thread that discusses my sauce at length in the third post down from the O.P.

Thanks for taking up the standard though tsores. Much obliged.

Buddy