Barbeque Sauce

Lucille's Smokehouse is my favorite bbq of all time. I think locations are generally restricted to the west in California, Arizona and Nevada, but if you ever get a chance to go there, by god you had better take it.

They have the most amazing barbeque sauce in the world. So much so that I ordered it online because I missed it so much. (it's only five dollars - do it, I dare you).

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What kinds of barbeque sauces do you like? Brands? I like sweet sweet molasses sweetness. Can't do spicy.

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Diana sauces are the greatest. It's a shame they don't have it here.

My favorite is
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Nope to all BBQ sauces ever.

But Shauna!

I'm sorry to let you all down. :(

Anything that isn't a Kansas City sauce isn't worth my time.

You're not in Kansas City anymore, Dorothy.

that doesn't mean she's wrong. i want some KC BBQ plz

Most of the time I just buy whatever is on sale/suits my needs. I have made BBQ sauces from scratch though (not that hard actually).

...Yeah, no.

Let us discuss how normal people use ketchup instead.

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Originally Posted by Chris

...Yeah, no.

Let us discuss how normal people use ketchup instead.

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ketchup is not for ice cream :stare:

This is not a ketchup thread, gtfo. :colbert:

BBQ Sauce is brilliant but I've never tried American BBQ sauce, which is probably very superior to the English types.

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Originally Posted by Chris

...Yeah, no.

Let us discuss how normal people use ketchup instead.

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Except, no, because bbq sauce and ketchup have completely different functions. You wouldn't slather your ribs in goddamn ketchup.

Do you realize who you're talking to? Yes he would.