I bought some of that a couple weeks ago. I thought it was a little too spicy for me. But, once refrigerated, it seemed to mellow.
I like it.
What?s your favorite store bought bbq sauce?
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I bought some of that a couple weeks ago. I thought it was a little too spicy for me. But, once refrigerated, it seemed to mellow.
I like it.
If you see these sauces in the store and one looks appealing to you... I suggest you try it.... pretty damn good
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I ordered the Himalayan and it just came today. My wife just rolled her eyes. I have sauces all over. I didn't taste it yet, just smelled it. I don't know. Stubbs is good too.
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Harolds Hog Wash (Bold)
Got it as gift a while back and hadn't opened it. Did and it now may be my favorite. Doubt anyone else had tried it, but it is great imo!
Harolds Hog Wash (Bold)
Got it as gift a while back and hadn't opened it. Did and it now may be my favorite. Doubt anyone else had tried it, but it is great imo!
It?s okay.... I would buy it in the store if they sold here in La... probably be better on some rotisserie chicken like it?s supposed to be on..... however I will say it was dam good on a potato....
Stubbs chicken rub over night in the fridge.... black pepper & light salt with a few sliced onions on top the next day... 400 for 30 minutes.... take out and pour your bbq sauce on top.... pop it back in a hot toaster oven for about 10-20 minutes uncovered.... simple chicken your spouse will love.... (I like to use kinders for this method of cooking as it caramelizes nicely in the toaster oven)
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Stubbs chicken rub over night in the fridge.... black pepper & light salt with a few sliced onions on top the next day... 400 for 30 minutes.... take out and pour your bbq sauce on top.... pop it back in a hot toaster oven for about 10-20 minutes uncovered.... simple chicken your spouse will love.... (I like to use kinders for this method of cooking as it caramelizes nicely in the toaster oven)
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