Best store-bought BBQ sauce

[CockyInSeattle]

Originally Posted by MeesterFriendly

Is the mustard Bone Suckin sauce sweet or vinegary. I prefer more sweet than real on the vinegar side.

It's more on the sweet side. I think it might have a little sweet relish in there.

[SterlingBrooks]

Wise's mustard vinegar sauce is the best sauce in the world, not sure if you can get it in any stores but you can buy it by the case online.

[Tony]

I usually look at the ingredients. If the first one is high fructose corn syrup, it is a "yankee sauce" and I put it back,

[MeesterFriendly]

I used a combo of Cattlemans & Sticky Fingers Carolina Gold, then topped it off with John Boy & Billy Grilling sauce. So good it will make you slap your momma.

On Pulled Pork that is.

[Tony]

That John Boy and Billy Hot and Spicy makes a good dippin sauce too, for shrimp and chicken nuggets . Cattlemens is very popular, I think they have it at US Foods.

[RedB3ARD]

I don't know if you guys have ever heard of Pepper Palace or not but there are several in South Carolina. They specialize in sauces, dips, and other items - some that will melt your face off they're so hot, but a lot that are just plain tasty. I picked up some of this sauce last month from the store in Charleston and I've yet to find anything that it isn't good on.

Mountain Q BBQ Sauce (Chipotle Medium) - http://www.pepperpalace.com/Mountain...um_p/nn210.htm

I love chipotle peppers so it's right in line with my tastebuds.

Also, another that I've gotten from Pepper Palace is this, the Lynchburg Tennessee Whiskey Swineapple Rib Glaze & BBQ Sauce - http://www.pepperpalace.com/Lynchbur...ple_p/b431.htm

My mother-in-law used it on some ribs for our July 4th party this past year and they were some of the best I've ever had.

[dreammachine]

This might be late in the game to enter my favorite store bought sauce, but I like Johnny Harris. I have tried many sauces over the years and this one does not overpower the food but at the same time gives you a good taste. Johnny Harris started out in Savannah, GA back in the 1930's I think. It comes in two flavors, but I like the original flavor the best.

[Wackums]

Originally Posted by Tony

That John Boy and Billy Hot and Spicy makes a good dippin sauce too, for shrimp and chicken nuggets . Cattlemens is very popular, I think they have it at US Foods.

Yeah they do. Cattleman's is pretty damn good

[AtlGAMECOCK]

I like sweet baby rays , I always put my own spin on any sauce I get though. I will cut it with red wine vinegar and put some tony chacheres or Tabasco in it . If I want some sweetneess to it I will add honey ,brown sugar or chocolate syrup.I will put soy or worcestershire if I want it have a teriyaki type taste.

[HeadCockFan]

Stubb's hot.

[RoosterBooster]

Tiger Sauce and Sticky Fingers Carolina Sweet mixed 50/50 is great on ribs.

[tigertime86]

Hunt's BBQ sauce for sure

[The Yancey]

It really comes down to preference of style. A mustard man will not care for that tomato sauce no matter how well it is made and vice versa. Here is a little more on sauce styles: http://bbq.about.com/od/barbecuesauc...becuesauce.htm

[Sircock]

Originally Posted by GoCCUChants

Give me a bottle of Prosser's Original (vinegar based).

Thumbs up on this one.....Hands down, the best sauce I have ever tasted. Love it on Chicken and pork.

[Cheezy]

Originally Posted by RedB3ARD

I don't know if you guys have ever heard of Pepper Palace or not but there are several in South Carolina. They specialize in sauces, dips, and other items - some that will melt your face off they're so hot, but a lot that are just plain tasty. I picked up some of this sauce last month from the store in Charleston and I've yet to find anything that it isn't good on.

Mountain Q BBQ Sauce (Chipotle Medium) - http://www.pepperpalace.com/Mountain...um_p/nn210.htm

I love chipotle peppers so it's right in line with my tastebuds.

Also, another that I've gotten from Pepper Palace is this, the Lynchburg Tennessee Whiskey Swineapple Rib Glaze & BBQ Sauce - http://www.pepperpalace.com/Lynchbur...ple_p/b431.htm

My mother-in-law used it on some ribs for our July 4th party this past year and they were some of the best I've ever had.

Did you know a "chipotle" is just a jalapeño that has been smoke dried? I wonder how easy it would be to make them at home.

[snruter amabon]

Originally Posted by RoosterBooster

Tiger Sauce and Sticky Fingers Carolina Sweet mixed 50/50 is great on ribs.

Tiger sauce is the shizzle. I used to make Pierogies by boiling them & then I would throw then in frying pan with a little butter to brown & finished by adding Tiger sauce & letting it caramelize. Talk about delicious.

[Cockypantherfan]

I wish I could get some mustard based BBQ sauce in Houston... I miss that stuff. :(

[tigertime86]

Recipe for tiger sauce here:
http://www.foodsogoodmall.com/2011/1...ger-sauce.html

[Eutaw Kid]

Originally Posted by cack

It's actually pretty good. I got some a few years ago and we've had it on ribs. It's got a little heat to it, but pretty good.

Concerning the Fighting Cock BBQ sauce referenced above, I'm glad to hear it's pretty good since I just purchased a bottle the other day and haven't opened it yet! Some might remember the old "Fighting Cock" whiskey. I've bought a couple of pints over the years and it's got a pretty bad bite to it, but it makes a nice conversation piece. This is the same company and they bottle the bbq sauce in the same pint bottles. I figured if it's not that good it'll still look great on the shelf!!

GO COCKS!!

[snruter amabon]

Originally Posted by tigertime86

Recipe for tiger sauce here:
http://www.foodsogoodmall.com/2011/1...ger-sauce.html

Different Tiger Sauce-

I was talking about this one.