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SAUCES
I will be showing you our favorite BBQ sauces for
Beef, Pork and Chicken
I see no reason to try to make a sauce when
you can buy it 87 times better than what you make
We use Carolina Treet BBQ sauce for Chicken
With its perfect blend of vinegar and spices that BBQ from Eastern Carolina is famous for, our Carolina Treet Cooking and Barbecue Sauce has been a mainstay of southern cooking since 1953. We also make available a mustard based, South Carolina style as well.
Side Note: In NC there are two camps on BBQ sauce: East and West.
Eastern NC: is vinegar and spice which is our favorite
Western NC: is very much like Texas BBQ Sauce more ketchup and tomato based
Sweet Baby Ray's is our go to BBQ sauce for Beef or Pork
Made in Chicago, IL
Sweet Baby Ray's barbecue sauce was developed in the early 1980s by Chicago brothers Dave and Larry Raymond. They named the sauce after a nickname Dave had earned as a basketball player.
Hmmm, wonder if these are available around here...love the easy way out, too, LOL!!
ReplyDeleteoooh we love sweet baby rays... sadly we don't have the other sauce in our junk store, we would like to taste the difference....
ReplyDeleteWe will have to look for these brands at our store. I seldom make BBQ anything but I do love it!
ReplyDeleteWe are Sweet Baby Ray's fans. I have never heard of Carolina Treet but I would love to try it on our chicken kabobs. I will have to look and see if we can find in here!
ReplyDeleteI know they sell the Sweet Baby Ray's here, but don't think they sell the other one.
ReplyDeletei like either or types as long as it is not pepper HOT... mild is better for me. i am with you, no way i could make a sauce as good as the bought kind. we love Sonney's BBQ sauce, i get it from Walmart
ReplyDeleteHari OM
ReplyDeleteOh I know what you mean... I am rather partial to sweet chili sauce, but cannot master it myself and why bother when it is so readily handy from the store?! YAM xx
Oh yea, Sweet Baby Ray's is darn popular here too!
ReplyDeleteHere in WNY we're partial to State Fair Spedie sauce.
ReplyDeleteSweet Baby Ray's is what we use here too. It's got a kick to it and it's delicious.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous day, honey. Big hug. ♥
They all sound very tasty to us. But in our part of the country, people say there is no barbecue that comes anywhere close to the goodness of KC bbq:)
ReplyDeleteWoos - Lightning, Misty, and Timber
I have had Baby Ray's and liked it. XO
ReplyDeleteWe love Baby Ray's
ReplyDeleteI wish we could take the easy way out, but with our ban on sugar and most oils that are used, and the hubby's allergies, including soybean and corn products, I have to make all ours. Those sure do look good, though!
ReplyDeleteThey look mighty good and Dad is a go to for easy! thanks
ReplyDeleteWe used to swear by Sweet Baby Ray's sauce! I wish he made a sugar free.
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas....if a bought oe is great let's go for it! Up here I have seen a Sweet Baby Ray's BBQ sauce but don't like heat. I must check and see if it's got hot stuff in it.
ReplyDeleteJean