Good bbq sauce

[weldboy]

Picked up this weber barbecue sauce at the store. With the coupon it was a $1.78. I was pleasantly surprised one of the better barbecue sauces I've had lately


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[MacEggs]

I have to admit that the Weber brand bbq sauces are very good, IMO.  Not a long list of ingredients, either.

[Stringplucker1]

They are quite good for the price. No high fructose syrup is a Win for me. Although I'm sure the sugar used instead is still a GMO product.
Which is why I prefer to make my own when I have time. I can control the ingredients, taylor the taste just the way I want, and make a huge batch and Can it in pint ball jars. I want to ingest as little of that GMO crap as humanly possible, which the bio-ag industry has made no easy feat.


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[weldboy]

Lol actually did just make my own


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[rich]

I've been going straight to Stubbs Original for a while. Never tried Weber sauces, though...

[Stu Clary]

I've made some good sauces, stolen some recipes from friends, but SBR's is my go-to

[addicted-to-smoke]

I'm not a BBQ sauce connoisseur, having grown up with it on seemingly all grilled meats whether they needed it or (probably) didn't. In St. Louis we always had Maull's https://maulls.com and I still like it a lot for its lighter and more vinegar-y profile.

And then I remember the KC Masterpiece revolution and it seems like so many are today are based on that thicker, darker, richer, mega-tomato-y recipe. A while back I needed some sauce, didn't want to have it around because I rarely use it and so bought the cheapest I could find, a bottle of generic grocery store brand BBQ sauce and I'm pretty sure it's the same stuff inside. Really good basically, and what I reach for when a hot dog or corn dog crosses my plate.

And so many of them are flavored now ... I have some kinda hot BBQ in the fridge now, good but too hot for much use, got another jar of something someone gave me unopened yet ... I did buy some Gourmet Warehouse Cherry Jalapeño that I can heartily recommend. Kinda hot, not super hot, really tasty for the right meat. http://www.gourmetwarehouse.net/bbq-sauces/33-sweet-heat.html