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Sweet Baby Ray’s

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I like the SBR's but it has MSG in it that I do not do well with. I found a copy-cat of it to make up in a sauce pan and doctor it up a little to fit my taste buds. One batch fits well in an empty 32oz Catsup bottle to keep in the frig. Gets used frequently.
 
If you have just a few minutes durning a smoke try making your own. It really doesn't take much effort. This one is the favorite at our house.

 
Agreed, my wife likes a more vinegar based sauce. I like them all just depends on that I am putting them on.

if you can find a good local shop, you might get lucky. One about 40 minutes from me has about half their rubs in a “tasting station” so they are open and you can shake some in your hand and try them. Its worth the drive.
Hey Sandy pick up a bottle of Killer Hogs vinegar sauce for the wife. Our WM has started to carry them and they are very good! One of our favorites.

Keith
 
Just curious as to what experienced smokers think about Sweet Baby Ray’s. It has been a family favorite at my house for years on grilled chicken and pork. Now that I have a smoker that I will get going soon, how does SBR’s do for ribs compared to the other, maybe more specific sauces? I assume it should be thinned a bit, maybe?

Thank you.
 
Just curious as to what experienced smokers think about Sweet Baby Ray’s. It has been a family favorite at my house for years on grilled chicken and pork. Now that I have a smoker that I will get going soon, how does SBR’s do for ribs compared to the other, maybe more specific sauces? I assume it should be thinned a bit, maybe?

Thank you.
I use SBR’s all the time, smoking and grilling, I don’t thin it down at all.
 
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