Storing Homemade BBQ Sauce

[HalfSmoked]

SecondHandSmoker thanks for the like it is appreciated.

Yup can never be to careful.

Warren

 

[thirdeye]

Ha Ha thats a lot of sauce. Must be going to a competition somewhere , I need directions

David

Restaurant depot, they are like Sam's Club on steroids.

SBR's and KC Masterpiece are popular and they sell. But I wonder how many restaurants or food trucks start with a popular name brand sauce, and jazz it up a hair to make it appear it's made in-house?

 

[DRKsmoking]

how many restaurants or food trucks start with a popular name brand sauce, and jazz it up a hair to make it appear it's made in-house?

Of coarse they do, go with a good base and add on . Look at our sauce, tastes good right.

Worked in a few restaurants in my earlier jobs before I started swinging hammers. There is a lot of that.

David

 

[HalfSmoked]

More than you might like to know thirdeye.

What's that about paten protection?

Warren

 

[801driver]

Half Head Country Hot and half KC Masterpiece is one of my go to sauces for my taste buds. My second one is a home made something a little similar to Sweet Baby Rays with a little more kick and smoke flavor. I typically have a 64oz catsup bottle of each in the frig I do not worry about going bad till I make up the next batch. I have made Jeff's Sauce which is good but a little too time consuming for me to do on a regular basis. Experimenting making scratch sauces is time consuming but interesting to find what your taste buds like for that particular day. Thanks for everyone sharing their storage suggestions.

 

[1MoreFord]

SBR's and KC Masterpiece are popular and they sell. But I wonder how many restaurants or food trucks start with a popular name brand sauce, and jazz it up a hair to make it appear it's made in-house?

Cattleman's Sauces used to be restaurant supply only sauces years ago and a great many BBQ joints used them openly or disguised and/or tweaked as their special secret sauces. There is a mustard sauce joint in town that I suspect uses Cattleman's Carolina Gold as their secret sauce.